The Cape spots are holding the best of what's left this morning — Coast Guard, Marconi, and Nauset all sitting at ★2.0 with 3.5–3.8ft swell, though the NNE cross wind is keeping things manageable for now. Expect conditions to slide through the day as swell fades across the board. The next 2–3 days look like a continued pullback, so enjoy what's on offer this morning before it flattens out.
Messy but workable this morning — LBI, Ship Bottom, Surf City, Holyoke, and Beach Haven are all running ★2.5 with 4-foot-plus swell at a solid 12 seconds out of the ESE, and that NE cross-wind is keeping it somewhat manageable. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so no dramatic improvement or drop-off expected. Eyes on the next 2-3 days as this ESE swell gradually fades — check forecasts mid-week for any new energy filling in.
Hatteras Island is holding some decent SE swell this morning — around 3 feet at 12 seconds — with the NNE wind running cross to cross-offshore at the better spots. Cape Hatteras Lighthouse and The Point Buxton are your picks at ★2, with cleaner looks than the northern OBX spots where the wind angle turns cross-onshore. Conditions look steady through the next day or two, so don't expect a dramatic shift — same story, same spots.
Small, punchy east swell running 2 to 2.5 feet at 6 seconds up and down the coast — not much to write home about, but it's there. Amelia Island, Atlantic Beach, and Mayport Poles are holding the cleanest looks at ★1.5 with northerly cross-winds keeping it manageable, while Flagler and Matanzas are getting a bit of cross-onshore chop. Swell is steady for now but slowly backing off over the next few days, so grab it this morning before it fades into nothing by midweek.
Small E swell running 2-2.6ft at 7s this morning — nothing to write home about, but South Padre and Isla Blanca have the best look with offshore-to-cross winds keeping it cleaner than most. Both rate ★1.5, same as Port Aransas Jetty and Horace Caldwell if you're further north. Galveston's dealing with shorter-period SE swell and cross-onshore flow, pulling it down to ★1.0. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant new energy on the horizon, so don't expect much change — this is it for now.
Solid south swell pushing 13-second period energy up and down the coast this morning, with light offshores keeping things clean. Top pick is Oceanside Harbor (★3), with Newport Jetties, Huntington Pier, Huntington Cliffs, River Jetties, and the OC beachbreaks all checking in at ★2.5 — grab it before the sea breeze fills in midday. Swell holds steady through the next couple days, so expect similar conditions tomorrow and into the weekend.
Jenner is the standout this morning with 5.3ft of swell at 18 seconds from the SW and light cross-offshore wind making it the pick of the region at ★3. Point Arena, Sand Dollar, and Vandenberg are all sitting at ★2.5 with manageable wind, though nothing is firing particularly hard. Conditions look steady through the next day or two before that long-period SW swell eases — get it while the period is still there.
Small but building NW swell running 2.5–3.2ft at 8 seconds this morning, with Cape Disappointment and Long Beach leading the pack at ★2 on light, favorable winds — Cape D's easterly offshore is the cleanest look right now. Pacific Beach and Westport Jetty also worth a check with cross-offshore flow keeping things tidy. Swell is on the rise through the next 24 hours with solid gains expected across the coast, so conditions should improve heading into the next couple days — keep an eye on the wind as onshore flow could factor in.
Solid south swell running this morning with 7-8ft at 13-16 seconds — Barbers Point leading the pack at ★4.0 with cross-offshore ENE trades grooming it nicely, followed by Diamond Head Cliffs and Sandy Beach both at ★3.5. Electric Beach is catching offshore E flow and worth a look too. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so no dramatic changes expected, but keep an eye on the weekend as the swell slowly eases — get your sessions in sooner rather than later.
Small northerly swell running 3ft at 8 seconds this morning, keeping the north shore ticking with cross winds holding conditions together. Jobos and Shacks lead the pack at ★2 with light ENE trade winds crossing nicely; Surfers Beach Aguadilla is worth a look too with the lightest winds on the list. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before easing slightly, so don't expect much change — get it now if you're motivated.
