Small, uniform conditions across the Northeast this morning — 2-2.5ft swell at 10 seconds from the SE keeping things waist-high and mediocre region-wide. Fortunes Rocks and Cisco Beach lead the pack at ★1.5, with the lightest cross winds making them the cleaner options; most Maine spots are dealing with onshore south winds already. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule for this one.
Small, slow ESE swell is holding at 2-3ft offshore with decent period at the Delaware spots — Fenwick Island leads the region at ★2.0 with cross-offshore winds keeping it semi-groomed this morning. Bethany and Assateague are right behind at ★1.5 if you want options. Conditions look steady through the next couple days with no significant size change on the horizon, so manage expectations and pick your tide windows.
Small, workable windswell across the NC coast this morning — 2 to 2.7ft swell at 9 seconds from the SE, with the northern OBX spots like Avalon Pier, Duck Pier, and Kill Devil Hills catching the best wind angle (cross-offshore to cross at ★1.5). Hatteras and Frisco are dealing with onshore flow, so skip south for now. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no significant size change on the horizon — fun for logging or learning, but don't blow off work for it.
Small but clean this morning — around 2ft ESE swell at 8 seconds with light offshore westerlies keeping things groomed. Mayport Poles and Fort Clinch are the picks at ★1.5, with Atlantic Beach, Ponte Vedra, A Street, and Atlantic Blvd all matching that rating. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with swell staying in the 2ft range, so don't expect anything to jump off — enjoy the clean windows while the offshores last before winds likely shift onshore later in the week.
Small ESE swell running 2–2.5ft at 8–9s across the Gulf, with south winds chopping things up coast-wide. Bob Hall Pier, Port A Beach, and Port Aransas Jetty lead the pack at ★1.5, where the cross winds are at least marginally cleaner than the full onshore conditions hitting Galveston and Matagorda. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days — don't expect much change, so if you're paddling out, Corpus Christi area is your best bet right now.
Solid SW groundswell running at 3-4ft offshore with 14-second period is producing the best surf this morning at Oceanside Harbor (★3), with Bird Rock, El Porto, and the South Bay stretching from Hermosa down to Manhattan all checking in at ★2.5. Light cross-offshore winds at most spots are keeping faces clean for now, though expect onshore flow to fill in by midday. Swell holds steady through tomorrow before easing slightly heading into the back half of the week — get it early.
Solid swell on tap this morning with Surf Beach Vandenberg leading the pack at ★3.5 on 7.5ft of WSW swell, though cross-winds are keeping things from reaching their potential. Half Moon Bay Jetty, Piedras Blancas, and Cronkhite are all checking in at ★3.0 with decent period, and Humboldt Bay Jetty and Trinidad are getting light offshore help if you're up north. Enjoy it while it lasts — this swell is fading through the day and the trend stays downward into the next 2-3 days, so get it early.
Marginal conditions across the PNW this morning with onshore and cross-onshore winds keeping things messy up and down the coast. La Push Third Beach, Rialto, and Long Beach are your best bets at ★2.5, with Third Beach and Rialto carrying the better swell — around 4-5ft at 14 seconds from the SW — though the wind is already working against you. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before the forecast gets murkier, so don't expect a dramatic improvement anytime soon.
Modest northeast swell running 4-5ft at 9 seconds is filling in across the islands, with the south shore picking up a separate 15-second SSW pulse keeping spots like Banyans and Barbers Point in play — both sitting at ★2.5 with decent cross-offshore flow. Ho'okipa, Kanaha, and Makapuu round out the ★2.5 options, though Makapuu's onshore easterlies are keeping it scrappy. Swell looks steady through the next few days, so don't expect dramatic changes — same story, pick your wind windows carefully.
Conditions are pretty pedestrian across the island today — 3-foot swell at 7-9 seconds with cross winds running 14-17 mph ENE, keeping everything in the ★1.5 range. Aviones, Jobos, Shacks, and Playa Kikita are your best bets right now, though nobody's getting blown away. Swell holds steady through the next day or two with no significant change on the horizon, so don't expect a breakthrough — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
