Solid SE/ESE swell is filling in across the region with cross-offshore NE winds keeping things relatively clean at the top spots — Black Rock Point and Nobadeer lead the board at ★3 each, with Rhode Island's south-facing beaches like Marys and Matunuck also catching favorable cross-offshore flow at ★2.5. Swell is still building, so expect conditions to improve through the day as heights climb. The next 2-3 days look like they'll maintain this energy, though watch the wind — any shift onshore will quickly take the shine off what's shaping up to be a fun stretch.
Messy but powerful conditions across the Mid-Atlantic this morning with 9-11ft swell running from the SSE-ESE at 7-9 seconds — cross-shore NE winds are keeping things manageable enough to surf, rating most spots a solid ★3.5, with Assateague, Harvey Cedars, Long Beach Island, and the OC MD breaks leading the pack. Swell is still building through the next 24 hours, so expect more size before this thing peaks. Watch for the wind to clock onshore as this system progresses — enjoy the cross-shore window now, as conditions will likely deteriorate heading into the back half of the week.
Solid ESE swell pumping into the OBX this morning with 8-12ft swell at 13 seconds — Avon Pier, The Point Buxton, and North Buxton are your best bets at ★3.5, where the NNE wind is running more cross than onshore and keeping shape. Further north at Outer Banks Fishing Pier and Black Pelican (also ★3.5), the wind goes cross-onshore and conditions get messier. Swell is still building through the next 24 hours, so expect it to peak today before gradually easing over the following couple of days.
Conditions are mediocre up and down the Florida coast this morning, with cross winds from the NNE keeping things choppy across the board — everywhere rates a ★1.5. Fort Pierce Inlet is the standout exception with near-calm WNW winds offering cleaner looks at 1.7ft swell, while Amelia Island and Mayport Poles are seeing the most swell at 3ft on 9-second ESE energy. Swell builds significantly over the next 24 hours across most spots, so expect things to fill in through the next couple days — watch for conditions to improve if winds back off.
Small ESE swell is running across the Gulf — Isla Blanca, Port A, and the Port Aransas Jetty are seeing the best of it at 1.5–1.9ft offshore swell, but everything's sitting at a ★1 with cross to cross-onshore winds keeping quality low. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours with no meaningful improvement on the horizon. The next 2–3 days look similarly underwhelming — keep an eye on any late-week setups but don't rearrange your schedule yet.
Fading SSW swell is still pushing 3–4ft at 15 seconds this morning, with Oceanside Harbor leading the pack at ★3.0 and a handful of spots — Bird Rock, Garbage Beach, Huntington, Newport, and River Jetties — checking in at ★2.5. Winds are light and cross-shore across the region, keeping things reasonably clean before the sea breeze kicks in this afternoon. Expect conditions to continue backing off through the next couple days as this swell tapers — enjoy the longer-period energy while it lasts.
Solid WNW swell is filling in across the region with most spots sitting at ★3.5 this morning — Humboldt Bay Jetty and Agate Beach are standouts with light cross-offshore or cross winds keeping things cleaner than average, while Lincoln City, Otter Rock, and Roads End are all scoring offshore flow right now. Swell is building over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve through the day. The next 2-3 days look to maintain or extend this energy, so keep your eyes on the jetties and point breaks before onshore winds inevitably show up.
Solid mid-range swell running 6-6.5ft at 11 seconds is keeping things consistent across the coast this morning, with conditions holding steady through the day. La Push First Beach leads the pack at ★3.5 with true offshore northerlies — best window to get out — followed by Kalaloch, Cape Disappointment, Ocean Shores, and Pacific Beach all checking in at ★3.5 with light cross winds. Swell holds relatively flat over the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic shift either direction — same story tomorrow and into the weekend.
Solid NNW swell running at 6-8ft offshore this morning with cross to cross-offshore trades keeping things clean — Pipeline, Backdoor, and Log Cabins are the picks on the North Shore at ★3.5, with Jaws also lighting up at ★3.5 for those chasing size on Maui. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours with only a slight dip in swell height, so expect similar quality into tomorrow. Keep an eye on the trade winds — if they back off, things could get glassy, but any shift onshore will scramble the lineups quickly.
Small NE swell running 2–2.4ft at 8–12 seconds this morning, with the longer-period energy at Pine Grove and Fiji giving those spots a slight edge — all the top spots checking in at ★1.5. Winds are light to moderate cross-shore across the board, keeping conditions manageable, though Fiji is already feeling a cross-onshore push. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect things to improve heading into the next couple of days — worth keeping an eye on the north-facing spots as that energy fills in.
