Small, weak swell across the Northeast this morning — Cape Cod leads the pack with Coast Guard, Marconi, Nauset, and Nantucket all sitting at ★1.5, pulling 2-2.3ft of E swell at 7 seconds. Nantucket has the cleanest look with a light SSW cross-offshore, while winds elsewhere are manageable but nothing special. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't clear your schedule.
Small, consistent east swell is filling in across the Mid-Atlantic this morning — around 2 feet at 8 seconds — with south winds keeping things cross to cross-offshore at most spots, making Indian River Inlet the pick of the day. Everything's rating ★1.5 right now, and the trend holds steady through the next 24 hours with swell heights essentially flat. Look for conditions to remain in this small-but-manageable range the next few days, so enjoy the offshores while they last before winds eventually swing onshore.
Southeast is seeing 2.7–3.2ft of SE swell at a solid 13-second period, but everything's running at ★2 across the board with cross winds keeping conditions from really firing. Fripp Island stands out with a touch of cross-offshore flow, making it your best bet this morning. Expect the swell to fade noticeably through the next 24 hours — enjoy what's out there now, as the next couple days look progressively smaller.
Solid E swell running up and down the coast this morning — 5 to 6 feet of swell at 13 seconds is legible energy, but the NE winds are making things messy across the board. Every spot is sitting at ★2.5, with Daytona, Flagler, Marineland, and Matanzas pulling the most swell height; expect punchy but choppy surf. This is already fading fast — down 1.5 to 2 feet by tomorrow — so get it now, because the next couple days look significantly smaller and flatter as this system clears out.
Scrappy conditions across the Texas coast this morning — 61st Street Galveston leads the pack at ★1.5 with 2.7ft of SE swell at 9 seconds, though that ESE wind is cross-onshore and keeping things messy. Corpus side spots like Port Aransas Jetty and Matagorda are pulling cross to cross-offshore winds, but the short-period ESE chop keeps ratings at ★1.0. Good news: swell is building across the region over the next 24 hours, so expect a modest uptick through the next couple days if the wind cooperates.
Clean SSW swell running at 16 seconds is lighting up the region this morning, with the best vibes at Oceanside Harbor (★3) where light cross-onshore wind is keeping it manageable, and Huntington Beach Pier and Huntington Cliffs (both ★2.5) benefiting from cross-offshore flow — get those before the sea breeze fills in. San Onofre is also worth a look with offshore flow. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect dramatic changes — just work the tides and stay on the spots with favorable morning winds before they go onshore.
Conditions are holding steady across NorCal this morning with a mixed bag of short-period NW swell and some longer-period SSW energy filtering through. Best bet is Humboldt Bay Jetty leading the pack at ★3, with cross winds keeping it manageable — Trinidad and Andrew Molera both sitting at ★2.5 with light cross-to-offshore flow making them worth the check. Swell is trending down over the next 24 hours and that pattern looks to continue through the next few days, so get it while it lasts.
Modest WNW swell running 3.5–4.4ft at 8 seconds this morning — nothing pumping, but light winds are keeping things clean across the board. Cape Disappointment and Long Beach lead the pack at ★2.5, with cross-offshore flow making them the pick of the day; La Push and Pacific Beach are worth a look at ★2.0 if you're further north. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no significant swell on the horizon, so manage expectations and get out while the winds are cooperative.
Good south swell filling in this morning with long-period energy in the 17-19s range pushing things up across the board. Barbers Point, Keaau Beach, and Pine Trees are all sitting at ★3.5, with Barbers getting the cleanest look on offshore NE trades and Sandy Beach also at ★3.5 and building fast — up 2ft in 24 hours. Swell keeps climbing through the next couple days, so expect ratings to follow; catch it early before the trades shift and the texture goes soft.
Modest NE/NNE swell is holding steady today with the best options up the northwest coast — Jobos and Playa Kikita lead the pack at ★2.0, with 3–3.6ft swell at solid 11–13s period keeping things semi-organized despite cross winds. Shacks and Middles are worth a look at ★1.5 if you're in Isabela and want options. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow before the swell trend suggests a gradual easing into the weekend, so get it while the period is still doing the heavy lifting.
