Solid SSE swell is running up and down the coast this morning with 9–11ft offshore swell hitting spots from Maine to Rhode Island, and the NE cross-offshore winds are keeping faces clean — catch it now. Top picks are Gooch's, Devereaux, and Pine Point in Maine plus Devereux at ★4.5, with Hampton's Wall and the Rhode Island crew at ★4.0. This thing is fading fast though, dropping 3–6ft over the next 24 hours, so expect noticeably smaller surf by tomorrow and a quieter stretch heading into the next couple days.
Solid ENE swell running 7-9ft offshore this morning with West winds keeping things clean — Fenwick Island is the pick at ★4.5, with Bethany, Dewey, Indian River Inlet, and Rehoboth all checking in at ★4.0. Delaware beaches are getting the best of the offshore flow; Jersey spots are cross-offshore but still workable in the ★3.5 range. Enjoy it while it lasts — this thing fades hard through the day and you're looking at significantly smaller, less organized surf heading into the next couple days.
Good NE swell running through the Outer Banks this morning, with offshore W-WSW winds keeping things clean across the board. Nags Head Pier leads the pack at ★3.5, followed by Kill Devil Hills, Kitty Hawk Pier, and Outer Banks Fishing Pier — all ★3.5 with 6-plus feet of swell at 10 seconds. Get it early though, swell is fading fast and you'll lose 3-4 feet of swell height over the next 24 hours, so conditions will be notably smaller by tomorrow.
Good swell in the water this morning with 6-7ft NE energy at 12-13 seconds lighting up the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast — Ocean Reef Park and Hobe Beach lead the pack at ★4.0, with Boca Raton Inlet, Juno Beach Pier, and Palm Beach close behind at ★3.5. Winds are cross to cross-offshore, keeping things manageable, but enjoy it now because swell is fading hard through the day, dropping 2-3ft by tonight. Expect smaller, cleaner conditions over the next couple days as this pulse backs off — fun knee-to-waist stuff at best by mid-week.
Slim pickings across the Gulf this morning — small ESE swell sitting at 1-1.4ft at 4-6 seconds with everything rated ★1. Your best shot at cleaner conditions is 61st Street Galveston or Galveston Seawall, both picking up light offshore flow out of the NW/NNW, while most other spots are already onshore. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so don't expect much to change — call it a longboard-or-stay-home kind of stretch.
Punchy SSW swell at 12 seconds is filling in across SoCal this morning, with Oceanside Harbor leading the pack at ★3.0 on 5.4ft of swell. Dana Point is the sneaky pick with light cross-offshore flow cleaning things up, while most spots from Del Mar to Huntington are dealing with light onshore winds already — nothing killer, but it softens the shape. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow before the swell gradually backs off heading into the back half of the week.
Solid south and SSW swell is filling in across the region with 13-second period giving some punch to the better-exposed spots. Half Moon Bay Jetty and Piedras Blancas lead the pack at ★3.0, with cross winds keeping things manageable for now — watch for conditions to deteriorate as onshore flow builds through the afternoon. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, but keep an eye on Humboldt Bay Jetty where swell is jumping fast; the rest of the coast stays in that 3-4 foot swell range with similar wind trends into the weekend.
Solid building swell pushing into the PNW this morning with 4ft at 12 seconds out of the SSW — offshore winds at La Push are cleaning things up nicely across First, Second, and Third Beach, all sitting at ★2.5 alongside Kalaloch and Rialto. Expect conditions to improve through the day as swell fills in another 3-plus feet across most spots. The trend looks promising heading into the next couple days, so keep an eye on La Push as that SSW energy stacks up.
Strong NW swell is filling in across the North Shore with Chuns, Velzyland, and Waimea all sitting at ★4.5, pumping 11–14ft swell at 14 seconds and groomed by cross-offshore trades — get on it early. South Shore spots like Ala Moana Bowls and Big Beach are also firing at ★4.0 on a solid SSW pulse. Expect things to fade through the day and into tomorrow as swell height drops across the board, so today's your window.
North swell is running 3.5–4ft at 12–13 seconds this morning, and it's building — expect another foot or so added by tomorrow. The whole northwest coast is lighting up at ★2.5, with Shacks, Middles, Jobos, and Surfers Beach leading the pack on light cross-offshore ENE winds; Pine Grove and Playa Manati are also ★2.5 but the easterly flow runs a bit more cross-onshore there. Swell continues to build through the next couple of days, so sessions should improve — keep an eye on the winds as trade flow picks up and pushes more onshore.
