Small, borderline session this morning across Rhode Island and the Cape with 1.5–2ft swell at most spots — Black Rock Point and Miacomet are your best bets at ★1.5, with light cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things semi-clean. Maine is onshore and pretty forgettable at ★1.0. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule — keep an eye out for anything new building later in the week.
Onshore flow is keeping things messy across the Mid-Atlantic this morning, with SE swell running 1.8–2.6ft at 9 seconds and every spot checking in at ★1.5. Atlantic City and Margate hold the cleanest looks with cross winds out of the ENE, making them your best bets today. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so don't expect any dramatic improvement — keep an eye on the New Jersey spots if the wind backs off at all over the next couple days.
Small SE swell running 2ft at 8 seconds across the Southeast this morning — nothing to write home about, but it's rideable. Carolina Beach and Kure Beach take the edge with cross-offshore winds making them the cleanest options right now at ★1.5, while the Hatteras spots are dealing with onshore flow. Conditions hold steady through the next few days as this swell slowly fills in, but don't expect a dramatic jump — it's a patient week.
Small ESE swell running 2-2.4ft at 8 seconds is keeping things marginal up and down the First Coast this morning — every spot is sitting at ★1.5. Winds are light and mostly cross to cross-offshore, with Flagler Beach Pier seeing the cleanest conditions right now. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before fading, so don't expect anything to jump out at you — paddle out if you need a surf, but manage expectations.
Messy morning across the Gulf with short-period E swell running 2-3ft but strong cross to cross-onshore winds muddying things up. Best of a bad bunch is the Corpus Christi stretch — Bob Hall, JP Luby, and Mustang Island all sitting at ★1.5 — but those 18-20 mph southerlies are keeping it sloppy. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect much relief; same wind-affected, short-interval energy with no meaningful swell on the horizon.
A solid SW swell is running 3-4ft at 14 seconds across SoCal this morning, with conditions holding steady through the day. Top spots are all rating ★2.5, with Zuma, County Line, and Leo Carrillo getting a slight edge from cross-offshore to light cross winds — San Diego side has light cross-onshore flow already creeping in. Expect conditions to hold fairly steady over the next couple days as the swell gradually eases, so get out sooner rather than later.
Decent windows this morning up and down the coast — Ten Mile Beach leads the pack at ★3.5 with 6.5ft of westerly swell at 12 seconds and that cross-offshore SSE wind keeping things cleaner than neighbors. Mackerricher matches the rating but the light NNW onshore is already working against it, so Ten Mile is the clear call. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no significant change expected, then watch for the swell to shift and build mid-to-late week as new energy fills in.
Clean offshore flow is doing its job this morning — Rialto leads the pack at ★3.5 with 4.8ft of 15-second SW swell holding nicely, followed by Hobuck and Third Beach both checking in at ★3.0. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours before a gradual decline sets in over the following days as the swell fades — catch it today while the offshores last.
Conditions are fading across the islands today on a mixed bag of SW and NE swell in the 4–5ft range at 8–9 seconds — nothing pumping, but there are workable waves to be found. Best bet is Pine Trees at ★3.0 with light SSE winds keeping things clean, while Electric Beach (★2.5) benefits from offshore easterlies and the longest period of the bunch at 13 seconds. Expect the slow fade to continue over the next few days as both swells lose energy — keep an eye out for any new pulse to inject some life mid-week.
Small, choppy northeast swell running 3-4ft at 7-8 seconds this morning — rideable but nothing to write home about. Jobos leads the pack at ★2.0 with cross winds keeping it semi-groomed; Shacks and Aviones are right behind at ★1.5 with similar cross-wind texture. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't expect much to shift over the next few days — patience is the move until the next pulse arrives.
