Marginal conditions up and down the coast this morning with ESE swell in the 2.6–3.5ft range at 9 seconds — Fortunes Rocks and Plum Island are your cleanest options at ★2 with cross winds, while most spots are dealing with onshore flow already. Expect things to fade through the day as this swell slowly loses steam. The next two to three days look like more of the same or smaller, so don't hold your breath for anything significant this week.
Small E swell running 2–2.4ft model estimate at 8–9s this morning, with winds already onshore or cross-onshore across the region — nothing epic, but Wooden Jetty and Long Beach Township are the pick of the litter at ★2. Winds are onshore nearly everywhere right now, so don't expect much shape. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before fading, so what you see is basically what you get — grab it early before the sea surface deteriorates further.
Small but workable ESE swell is running 2–2.5ft at 8 seconds up and down the Outer Banks, with Avon Pier and North Buxton leading the pack at ★2. Winds are mostly cross to cross-offshore out of the NNE, keeping things reasonably clean — Cape Hatteras Lighthouse has the best wind angle right now. Swell looks to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect dramatic changes, but this low-key ESE pulse should keep a rideable bump in the water.
Small E/ENE swell running 2ft at 9s up and down the coast, but onshore winds are taking the edge off most lineups — pretty much everything is sitting at ★1.5 right now. Amelia Island and North Jetty have slightly better wind angles (cross vs. full onshore), making them the picks of the litter. Swell is building over the next 24 hours, so conditions should improve heading into the next couple days if the wind backs off.
Onshore winds are killing it across the board this morning, with SE to SSE flow at 16-18 mph keeping conditions messy up and down the Texas coast. Best of a bad bunch goes to Galveston Seawall, JP Luby, Port A Beach, and Port Aransas Jetty, all scraping a ★1.5 on short-period E swell around 5 seconds. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple of days with no meaningful improvement on the horizon — keep an eye out for any wind shift that might clean things up.
Leftover SSW swell is still running at 15 seconds with calibrated swell heights in the mid-3-foot range, but wind is already onshore across the region and the swell is fading through the day. Best options right now are Oceanside Harbor (★3) and a handful of San Diego spots including Bird Rock, Tourmaline, and PB Point (★2.5), though expect choppy conditions everywhere. Swell continues to drop over the next couple of days, so enjoy what's left this morning before things go flat.
Solid swell running this morning with Trinidad and Mackerricher both sitting at ★4 — Mackerricher showing the most energy with model estimate swell around 9.6ft at 13s, and winds are light and cross-offshore, making it the pick of the day. Trinidad's also firing with 8.1ft swell at 12s and a soft cross-onshore breeze keeping things manageable. Expect conditions to fade over the next 24 hours and into the coming days as this swell backs off — catch it this morning while the size and winds are still cooperating.
Solid WNW swell running up and down the coast this morning, around 5–6ft model estimate at 11 seconds, with light northerly winds keeping conditions clean. Cape Disappointment, Long Beach, and Ocean Shores lead the pack at ★3.5, while the Olympic Peninsula spots are checking in at ★3.0 with La Push sitting prettiest on offshore flow. Swell fades through the next 24 hours and the trend stays soft over the next two to three days, so get it while it's good this morning.
Good morning — swell is fading across the islands but there's still plenty to work with right now. Suicide's and Flemings Beach lead the lineup at ★3.5 with model estimate swell heights around 9–10ft, and both are seeing clean offshore flow; Peahi Jaws is also ★3.5 but cross winds at 18mph take some shine off it. Expect conditions to step down noticeably over the next 24–48 hours as this pulse continues to ease, so get it while it's here.
Solid north swell running around 4ft model estimate at 9 seconds is keeping spots across the island at a consistent ★2. The northwest coast — Jobos, Shacks, Middles, and Playa Kikita — is your best bet today with cross winds holding reasonably clean; east-facing spots like La Pared and Fiji are getting more cross-onshore treatment. Conditions look steady through the next few days with no significant change in swell height on the horizon, so don't expect a dramatic shift either way.
