Pumping SE/ESE swell is lighting up the Northeast this morning with NNE winds keeping things offshore or cross-offshore across the board. Black Rock Point leads the pack at ★5, with Nauset, East Matunuck, Marys, The K's, and Baileys all checking in at ★4.5 — Rhode Island is the place to be with clean offshore flow. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours before the trend data suggests a gradual fade over the following days, so get it while the wind cooperates.
Big SE swell pumping through Jersey this morning — 9 to 11ft swell at 13 seconds with NNE winds keeping things groomed up and down the coast. Broadway, Grant Street, and Queen Street are the cleanest at ★5 with true offshore flow, while Cape May spots like Diamond Beach, The Rocks, and Margate Pier are also maxing at ★5 with cross-offshore texture. Swell is still building through tomorrow, so expect this run to stay pumping another day or two before the wind eventually clocks onshore and things get messy mid-week.
Big ENE swell is pumping the Outer Banks this morning with 10-15ft swell at 13 seconds — the whole stretch is firing at ★4.5, with Kill Devil Hills, Avalon Pier, and Outer Banks Fishing Pier leading the pack. North to NNW crosswinds are keeping things somewhat manageable, though 30+ mph gusts are rough. Expect conditions to fade through the next 24 hours as swell drops, so get it while it's still going.
Good swell in the water this morning — 9 to 10 feet of ENE energy at 12 seconds is producing solid conditions up and down the East Coast, with St. Augustine Beach Pier, Vilano Beach, Matanzas Inlet, Marineland, and Playalinda all checking in at ★4.0. Cross-offshore winds out of the NNW are keeping faces clean for now, but this is already fading fast — expect 3 feet less swell by tomorrow — and as winds eventually clock onshore, conditions will deteriorate further. Get it while it's still giving.
Rough go across the Texas Gulf this morning — every spot is sitting at a flat ★1 with small, junky ESE swell in the 1.7–2.4ft range on short 4–6 second period, and onshore to cross-onshore winds already blowing 11–20 mph aren't doing anyone any favors. If you have to go, Isla Blanca and the Port Aransas spots have the most swell to work with, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful improvement in sight, so sit tight and check back later in the week.
Solid SSW swell running at 3-5ft offshore at 13 seconds this morning, with light cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things reasonably clean. Oceanside Harbor and PB Point are your best bets at ★3.0, with Cardiff Reef, D Street, and Church rounding out the ★2.5 crew if you're staying north county. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours with minimal change, so conditions should stay consistent — enjoy it while the wind stays cooperative before the afternoon sea breeze fills in.
Solid but fading WNW swell is still delivering this morning, with the Northern California spots holding the cleanest conditions — Humboldt Bay Jetty, Trinidad, and Agate Beach are all sitting at ★4.0 with light cross-offshore northerly winds keeping things relatively tidy. Oregon's heavy SW swell is getting blown out by strong onshore WNW winds, so skip the Oregon coast today. Expect things to drop noticeably over the next 24-48 hours as this swell fades, so get your sessions in early while NorCal still has something worth paddling out for.
Decent swell on the water this morning but it's fading fast — expect conditions to drop noticeably through the day. La Push Third Beach leads the pack at ★3.0 with offshore north winds keeping it cleanest, followed by Second Beach at ★3.0 with cross-offshore flow; Cape Disappointment also rates ★3.0 but that 35 mph cross wind is ugly. Westport spots are getting hammered by strong NNW cross winds, making them tough to recommend. Swell continues backing off over the next two to three days, so grab whatever's left at the La Push beaches this morning.
Good conditions across the islands this morning with a mix of SSW groundswell and NW energy keeping things interesting. Top pick is Keaau Beach (★4) with solid 8-foot SSW swell at 14 seconds and cross-offshore winds, followed by Honolua Bay and Yokohama Bay (both ★3.5) where offshore to cross-offshore ENE trades are grooming things nicely. Swell is building through the next 24 hours with multiple energy sources trending up over the next 2-3 days — expect conditions to improve heading into the week.
Small NNE swell running 2.5–3ft at 12 seconds this morning — nothing to write home about yet, but it's building. East-coast spots like Aviones and Pine Grove are seeing cleaner cross winds and sitting at ★2.0, while the northwest — Middles, Jobos, and Shacks — is getting a bit of cross-onshore already. Expect conditions to improve through the next couple days as the swell fills in, with the east-side spots likely holding the better shape the longest before trades push it onshore.
