Solid NE/SSE swell running 6.5–7.5ft at 7–8s this morning, though it's fading fast — expect conditions to drop noticeably through the day. Devereaux is the pick right now with northerly offshores grooming things up (★3.0), and Gooch's Beach and Moody Point in Maine are workable with cross-offshore NNE winds (★3.0); most Massachusetts spots are fighting onshore or cross winds. This pulse is backing off significantly over the next 24–48 hours, so get it while it lasts — the next couple days look considerably smaller as the swell energy drains out of the region.
Hamptons spots are leading the region this morning — Ditch Plains, Georgica, Main Beach East Hampton, Hither Hills, Terrace, Poles, and Radars are all sitting at ★2.5 with 4.6–4.8ft swell at 7 seconds, and winds are offshore to cross-offshore, keeping it reasonable. Delaware's Bethany, Dewey, and Indian River Inlet are checking in at ★2.0 with cleaner lines on that 9-second E swell. Catch it now though — this swell is fading fast, dropping 2+ feet by tomorrow, and the next 2–3 days look significantly smaller across the board.
Small but clean-ish conditions across the Outer Banks this morning, with 2–2.5ft swell at 9 seconds keeping things playful for those willing to look. Abalone Street leads the pack with offshore WSW winds making it the pick of the day, while Outer Banks Fishing Pier and Oregon Inlet both rate a ★2.0 with favorable cross-offshore flow. Expect conditions to hold fairly steady through tomorrow before the swell fades — enjoy the cleaner winds while they last.
Decent NE swell running 3.5–3.6ft at 11 seconds this morning, with the Palm Beach County stretch — Juno, Hobe, Ocean Reef, and Palm Beach — all rating ★2.5 on light offshore to cross-offshore winds. Enjoy it while it lasts; swell is fading fast, dropping a foot and a half by tomorrow. The next couple days look small and forgettable as this pulse continues to back off — check back later in the week for any new energy.
Tough morning across the Gulf — wind is already onshore at every spot, keeping ratings at a flat ★1 coast-wide despite swell height nudging up to 1.5ft at Matagorda and 1.4ft at a handful of spots. Conditions are building through the next 24 hours, so expect slightly more size, but that ESE/E wind looks to stick around and keep things messy. If the wind backs off later in the week, there could be something worth paddling out for — watch the trend and stay patient.
Sandspit is your best bet this morning, sitting at ★3 with 5.2ft of W swell at 17s and that cross-offshore wind keeping things tidy. Most of the SoCal lineup is running ★2.5 — Bird Rock, County Line, and the Huntington stretch all have some juice from a 12s SSW, though wind is already onshore or cross-onshore at most spots. Swell is fading through the day and that trend carries into the next 2-3 days, so get out early and catch it while it lasts.
Solid WNW swell running 7-8ft at 15-16 seconds is lighting up the coast this morning, with Trinidad State Beach leading the NorCal charge at ★4.0 alongside a string of Oregon spots all checking in at ★4.0. Winds are mostly cross-shore from the north, keeping conditions reasonably clean — Cannon Beach and Indian Beach are seeing a touch of onshore already, so prioritize Trinidad or the central Oregon options early. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before the longer-period energy tapers, so get it while the period is still pumping.
Solid swell filling in this morning across the Washington coast, with 6-7ft+ at 14-15 seconds making for quality waves at the top spots. Cape Disappointment, Kalaloch, Long Beach, Ocean Shores, and Pacific Beach are all checking in at ★4.0, with light cross and cross-onshore winds keeping conditions manageable — La Push is the exception with stronger onshore flow dragging those ratings down to ★3.0. Swell continues building through the next 24 hours, so expect things to pump even harder tomorrow before keeping an eye on wind direction shifts that could clean things up or muddy them later in the week.
Strong NW swell is pumping across the North Shore and Maui this morning, with Log Cabins, Sunset, Ehukai, Off The Wall, Rocky Point, Velzyland, Chuns, and Ho'okipa all checking in at ★4.5 on solid 11–12ft swell at 13–15 seconds — trade winds blowing cross-offshore are keeping faces clean. Expect the swell to fade noticeably over the next 24 hours, dropping nearly 2ft across most spots, with conditions continuing to ease through the next 2–3 days. Get out early while it's still firing.
Solid NNW swell running at 5ft+ and 11 seconds is keeping the north shore alive this morning, with Jobos, Middles, Shacks, and Guajataca all checking in at ★3.0 on cross winds — rideable and consistent. Gas Chambers is the standout for wind quality right now with light offshore flow out of Aguadilla. Swell holds steady through today before easing over the next couple days, so get on it sooner rather than later.
