Solid SSE swell is pushing 5-7ft offshore this morning with cross winds keeping things somewhat manageable — Black Rock Point, Squibnocket, Lucy Vincent, and Long Point all checking in at ★2.5, with the Nantucket spots like Miacomet and Nobadeer also at ★2.5 despite the sloppier cross-onshore flow. Expect this to fade noticeably through the day and into tomorrow as the swell drops 2-3ft across the board. Enjoy what's out there now — the next couple days look lighter and less organized.
Cupsogue is your best bet this morning at ★2.5 with 5ft of SE swell at 11 seconds, while most of the South Fork is sitting at ★2.0 on shorter-period SSW energy — rideable but nothing to rush for. SW winds are keeping things cross-shore for now, which is about as good as it gets today. Expect conditions to fade noticeably through tomorrow as swell drops a couple feet across the board, so if you're going, go now.
Small SE swell running 2-2.3ft at 8-10 seconds with favorable SW winds keeping things clean — North Buxton leads the pack at ★2.0, with Avalon Pier, Duck Pier, and Kill Devil Hills all checking in at ★1.5 on offshore flow. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours with no significant size change expected. The next 2-3 days look similarly modest, so don't expect anything to get you fired up — just cruise the better setups while the wind stays in your corner.
Small east swell is running 2.4–3.0ft at 7 seconds across the Florida coast, but it's already fading and today's mostly onshore or cross-onshore winds aren't doing it any favors. Daytona and Jacksonville Beach Pier are your cleanest looks right now, both sitting at ★1.5 with light winds — enjoy it early before the sea breeze fills in. Expect conditions to slide further over the next couple days as this swell loses steam; keep an eye on any new energy that might reorganize out of the Atlantic.
Rough morning across the Gulf — everything's sitting at a star rating of 1.0 with ankle-to-shin-high swell and short, choppy periods that aren't doing anyone any favors. Winds are light and mostly cross to cross-onshore, with Port A Beach and JP Luby holding the slightly better swell height at 1.4ft and 1.2ft respectively, but conditions are marginal across the board. Swell looks steady through the next couple days, so don't expect much to change — keep an eye on any shift that might organize the period or bring a bump in energy.
Solid SW swell running at 17 seconds is producing the best surf of the week, with Oceanside Harbor leading the pack at ★3.0 and a handful of spots — Bird Rock, Cardiff Reef, Carlsbad, County Line, and Garbage Beach — checking in at ★2.5. Light cross-shore winds are keeping things manageable this morning, though expect onshore flow to build through the afternoon. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so get it early before sea breezes take over; no major changes in the swell expected over the next two to three days.
A long-period SW swell at 17 seconds is doing the heavy lifting this morning, with Half Moon Bay Jetty, Jenner, and Surf Beach Vandenberg all checking in at ★3 on light cross or cross-onshore winds — Jenner in particular picking up a foot of swell overnight. Trinidad is holding ★3 on a separate WNW pulse with clean cross-winds up north. Conditions stay steady through the next day or two, so don't expect dramatic swings — surf what you've got while the winds cooperate before the sea breeze kicks in.
Solid WNW swell running at 5.5–6.5ft at 11 seconds this morning, with cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things reasonably clean across the region. Cape Disappointment, La Push First Beach, Long Beach, Ocean Shores, and Pacific Beach are all checking in at ★3.0, with La Push First Beach and Pacific Beach getting a slight edge from the more favorable NNW cross-offshore flow. Conditions hold steady through the next day or so before expect the wind to clock onshore and knock things down heading into the back half of the week.
Conditions are holding steady across the islands today with a mix of energy from multiple directions keeping things interesting. Suicide's and Hapuna are your picks on the Big Island with light offshore flow and rising SE swell — both sitting at ★3.5, same as Ho'okipa and Jaws on Maui where the trades are blowing cross but still workable. Pipeline and Backdoor are clean with cross-offshore trades at ★3.0 if you want a crowd. Expect similar conditions through the next few days as the trend stays flat — no dramatic swings on the horizon.
Solid NNE swell running 4-5ft at 9 seconds this morning with cross-offshore E winds keeping things relatively clean — best bets are Jobos, Shacks, and Playa Kikita, all checking in at ★2.5. The north and northwest corner spots are outperforming the east side today, so stay on that Isabela stretch. Swell eases slightly over the next 24 hours and stays steady from there, so expect similar conditions through the next couple days — fun but nothing groundbreaking.
