Clean cross-offshore winds are keeping things tidy this morning, with E swell running 4–5ft model estimate at 8s up and down the coast — everywhere from Long Sands and Ogunquit in Maine down to Hampton, Costellos, and Winthrop Jetty, all sitting at ★2.5. Enjoy it while it lasts, because this fades noticeably through the day and into tomorrow. The next 2–3 days look smaller and less organized, so today's your window.
Small ESE/E swell running 2–2.5ft at 8 seconds this morning — nothing pumping, but a few spots are making the most of it. North Wildwood and Long Beach Township are your best bets at ★2.0 with cross-offshore to offshore winds keeping it tidy; Avalon Jetty and Fenwick Island are also worth a look at ★2.0. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before gradually easing, so get it while it lasts — conditions aren't likely to improve much over the next 2–3 days.
Small E swell running 2–2.4ft at 9s up and down the OBX, with most spots already onshore and a bit junky. North Buxton is the standout at ★2 thanks to slightly better wind angle, with Cape Hatteras Lighthouse worth a look if you want the most cross-offshore exposure. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days — don't expect any big swings, just more of the same marginal east wind surf.
Bathtub Beach is the pick of the litter this morning at ★2.0, with model estimates showing around 2.3ft of NE swell at 9s and a cross-offshore SSW breeze keeping things relatively clean. Most of the East Coast is sitting at ★1.5 — Juno, Jupiter, and Fort Pierce are worth a look with light cross winds, though onshore flow is already messing with spots from Jacksonville down to Daytona. Swell looks steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic change — same marginal conditions, same story.
Onshore winds are killing the fun across the Gulf today, with ESE swell in the 2ft range at 7 seconds — rideable but sloppy at every spot. All Texas breaks are sitting at ★1 right now, and with SE to SSE winds already onshore coast-wide, there's no standout pick. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so keep an eye on the next 2-3 days — if winds back off or shift favorable, that extra size could actually mean something.
Solid south swell still pumping this morning with long 14-15s period energy, though it's on the fade — expect heights to drop through the day. Oceanside Harbor and Rat Beach lead the pack at ★3, with most of the county sitting at ★2.5; winds are already onshore at the majority of spots, so get out early. Swell continues to back off over the next couple days, so today's your best window before conditions flatten mid-week.
Solid swell in the water this morning with model estimates running 6–9ft at 13–15s across the region, though it's trending down through the day. Jenner Beach leads NorCal at ★4 on that long-period SSW energy, while the Oregon coast is stacked with ★4 options — Bastendorff, Cape Kiwanda, Nelscott, and Otter Rock all showing, with Bastendorff getting the cleanest look on cross-offshore SSE wind. Expect continued fading over the next couple days as this swell runs out of steam — enjoy the better windows this morning before conditions deteriorate.
Solid swell in the water this morning with model estimates running 7–9ft at 10–11s out of the W/WNW, but it's fading — expect 2–3ft less by tomorrow. Long Beach and Shi Shi lead the pack at ★4.0, with the La Push beaches, Kalaloch, and Rialto close behind at ★3.5; winds are light and cross at the Olympic Peninsula spots, making those your best bets right now. Swell continues to back off over the next 2–3 days, so get it while it's still here.
Plenty of options across the islands this morning, with Hapuna, Peahi, Velzyland, and Yokohama all sitting at ★4.0 on model-estimated swell in the 8–10ft range. Winds are cooperative almost everywhere — offshore to cross-offshore at most top spots — so conditions should be clean through the day. Swell looks steady over the next 24 hours with no big swings expected, so expect a similar setup into tomorrow before watching for any new energy mid-to-late week.
NW swell in the 4–5ft range at 10 seconds is keeping the northwest coast alive this morning, with Middles leading the pack at ★3.0 and Shacks, Jobos, Guajataca, and Surfers all checking in at ★2.5. Wind is cross from the ENE at most spots, though Steps is seeing light offshore and surfing well. Swell is on the fade over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to back off through the next couple of days — get it while it's still showing.
