Solid SE swell running 7-10ft at 12 seconds is lighting up the Northeast this morning, with NE winds keeping things cross-offshore to offshore across the board. Black Rock Point, Miacomet, and Nobadeer are all checking in at ★4.5, with Nantucket's offshore flow making it especially clean right now — the Rhode Island spots are a half-star back but still pumping. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two before watch for any wind shift that could compromise things later in the week.
Big SE swell is pumping at 10-13ft and 12 seconds this morning, with Broadway Beach and Grant Street leading the pack at ★5.0, and Assateague, Avalon, and the Jersey Cape spots all checking in at ★4.5. Cross-offshore NE winds are keeping things manageable despite the howl, but expect this swell to fade through the day and into tomorrow as conditions back off. Enjoy it while it lasts — the next couple days look smaller as this energy clears out.
A chunky ESE swell is pumping 10-17 feet of swell at 12 seconds into the Outer Banks this morning, with the Hatteras spots — Avon Pier, The Point Buxton, and North Buxton — leading the pack at ★4.5 thanks to cross winds holding better shape than the cross-onshore mess further north. Wind is howling NNE at 35+ mph across the region, so expect rough, textured conditions everywhere. Swell looks to hold steady through the next day or two before gradually easing, so get yours while the energy is still here.
Solid ENE/ESE swell pushing 6-8ft offshore at 12-13 seconds is lighting up the northeast Florida coast this morning, with cross-offshore northerlies keeping things surprisingly clean. Top picks are Vilano Beach, Flagler Beach Pier, and Marineland, all running ★3 right now with the swell still building — expect conditions to improve through the day as size fills in. The trend stays constructive over the next couple days, so keep an eye on the north wind — once that clocks onshore, quality will drop fast.
Rough start to the day across the Gulf — onshore and cross-onshore winds are plaguing every spot, keeping ratings at a flat ★1 across the board. Best swell is sitting at the Corpus Christi area spots like Port Aransas Jetty, Port A Beach, and Horace Caldwell, all showing 2.3ft at 6 seconds, but wind-affected and nothing worth rushing out for. Conditions look to hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect any dramatic improvements on the horizon.
A SSW swell at 14 seconds is filling in across the region this morning, with swell building through the day. Oceanside Harbor, PB Point, and Law Street lead the pack at ★2.5, though winds are running light cross-onshore to onshore at most spots — Church and Cottons have the cleanest looks with light offshore flow. Expect conditions to improve as the swell continues to build over the next couple of days, so keep an eye on your favorite SSW-exposed breaks.
NorCal and the Oregon border are waking up to a building NW/WNW swell pushing 6-7ft at 11 seconds, with the best early glass at Humboldt Bay Jetty and Nelscott Reef (both ★4.0), while Oregon spots like Otter Rock and Indian Beach are holding offshore winds and rating ★3.5-4.0. Conditions should keep improving through the next 24 hours as swell fills in across the region — expect the peak window tomorrow before onshore winds potentially flatten the texture. Grab it early while the offshores last.
Offshore winds are keeping things clean across the coast this morning as a WNW swell pushes into the 5–6ft range at 10 seconds — and it's still building. Ocean Shores leads the pack at ★4, with Cape Disappointment, Long Beach, and Kalaloch all sitting at ★3.5 under light offshore flow. Expect conditions to improve through tomorrow as swell continues to fill in; keep an eye on the wind clock over the next couple days, as any shift onshore will take the shine off quickly.
Good morning — dual swells are running today with a S swell pushing 6-8ft at 12 seconds and a NNW pulse in the 6-7ft range, and conditions are building through the day. Sandy Beach leads the pack at ★3.5 with cross winds, while Diamond Head Cliffs, Keaau, and Log Cabins are all matching that rating with favorable cross-offshore flow. Expect swell heights to continue filling in over the next couple days — stay tuned as both swells stack up.
Modest NNE swell running 3ft at 13 seconds is keeping things consistent across the island this morning, with cross winds holding decent conditions at most spots. Aviones, La Pared, Pine Grove, and Shacks all checking in at ★2 — nothing to write home about, but rideable with the right attitude. Swell looks steady through today with no significant changes on the horizon over the next few days, so don't expect a major pulse anytime soon.
