Small, fading ESE/SE swell across the region this morning — Cape Cod leads with Coast Guard, Marconi, and Nauset all sitting at ★1.5 on 3ft swell at 9 seconds, with cross-shore northerly winds keeping things semi-groomed. Rhode Island is lighter at 2ft and under, though Black Rock Point benefits from cross-offshore flow. Everything fades through the next 2-3 days, so don't expect much improvement — enjoy what little's out there now before it flattens.
Mediocre conditions across the Mid-Atlantic this morning with onshore and cross-onshore winds messing up what little swell is left — everything's sitting at a 1.5, so take your pick. Atlantic City and 56th Street in Jersey have the lightest wind exposure if you need to scratch an itch, while Ocean City MD and Assateague are holding slightly more swell at 3ft offshore on 9-second ESE energy. Don't expect improvement — this thing is fading through the next few days, so it's a good time to wax your board and wait for the next setup.
Solid long-period swell running up and down the Southeast coast this morning, with 4-5ft-plus swell at 15 seconds keeping things interesting despite cross winds. Every spot is sitting at ★2.5 — Kure Beach, Pawleys Island, and Surfside Beach leading the pack with the heftiest swell heights — but winds are cross to cross-onshore and the trend is fading, so expect conditions to soften through the day. Enjoy it now; the next couple days look smaller as this swell backs off.
Northeast Florida is seeing a building ESE/E swell with 3-4ft swell heights at 9 seconds, but cross-onshore NE winds are keeping quality in check across the board. Fort Clinch leads the pack at ★2.0, with Amelia Island and Jacksonville Beach Pier both sitting at ★1.5 — all benefiting from some NE wind angle relative to their orientations. Swell is building significantly over the next 24 hours with gains of 3-5ft in swell height expected, so keep an eye on how the wind responds — if it backs off or clocks more northerly, conditions could improve meaningfully over the next few days.
Pretty junky out there this morning — onshore SE winds are messing with an already short-period SSE swell, keeping ratings in the basement across the board. Galveston Seawall is the pick of a weak bunch at ★1.5, with everywhere else sitting at ★1.0; Bob Hall, Mustang Island, and the Port A spots have cross winds if you need a reason to paddle out. Swell holds steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — this pattern stays uninspiring for the near term.
Small, workable surf this morning with a mix of SSW groundswell and short-period W windswell holding things together. Zuma leads the pack at ★2.5 with 2.9ft at 14s and a helpful E cross-offshore keeping faces clean; El Porto and Malibu are also seeing that longer-period SSW energy and rate ★2.0. Winds are cross to cross-offshore at most spots right now — enjoy it before the sea breeze fills in this afternoon — and conditions look steady through the next couple days with no significant change on the horizon.
Swell is on the way out across NorCal, with the best of what's left showing up at Humboldt Bay Jetty, Sand Dollar, and Piedras Blancas, all sitting at ★3.0 on modest swell heights in the 5-6ft range — Piedras Blancas has the cleanest look with light cross-offshore flow, while most spots are already fighting onshore wind. Expect conditions to continue fading over the next 24-48 hours as swell heights drop and the wind fills in more consistently onshore. Get it early if you can, because the next couple days look progressively smaller and sloppier.
Small, weak swell hitting the coast this morning — mostly short-period WNW energy in the 3-foot range that's not doing much. **Rialto Beach** is the pick at ★2.5 with 3.4ft at 13s and cross-offshore flow keeping it tidy; everything else is ★2.0 or lower with mixed wind. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no significant swell on the horizon, so don't expect much to change over the next few days — patience is the move.
Solid south swell building across the islands this morning with 3–4.5ft at 14–21 seconds giving most spots a ★2.5 session — Barbers Point and Poipu are riding that long-period SSW energy with clean offshore flow, while Canoes, Kaisers, and Honolua Bay are also worth a look with cross-offshore conditions keeping things tidy. Makapuu is onshore, so skip it for now. Swell continues building through the next 24–48 hours, so expect conditions to improve — longer-period energy filling in means this run should peak by tomorrow or the day after.
Modest NNE/ENE swell running 3–3.4ft at 9 seconds with cross winds keeping things manageable — Kikita leads the pack at ★2.0, while Aviones, Jobos, Shacks, and the Isabela spots are all checking in at a mediocre ★1.5. Conditions stay steady through the next 24 hours with no meaningful swell change expected, and winds are already pushing cross-onshore at spots like Middles and Manati. Don't hold your breath for the next 2–3 days — more of the same short-period windswell is on tap without any significant improvement in sight.
