Small E/ESE swell running at around 2-3ft model estimate, 8-9 seconds — nothing special, but light cross to cross-offshore winds are keeping it reasonably clean. Cape Cod leads the pack with Coast Guard, Marconi, and Nauset all checking in at ★2.0, with Maine's Crescent and Wells Beach also at ★2.0 on a slight uptick. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no significant swell boost on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule — pick your tide and get out while the winds cooperate.
Modest ESE swell running 2–2.5ft at 9 seconds is keeping New Jersey's barrier island spots in the mix this morning, with Island Beach, Seaside Park, and Long Beach Township all checking in at ★2.0 on mostly cross winds — Sea Bright is the cleanest with barely any wind. Conditions hold steady through the next day or so before the swell fades, so get it while it lasts. Wind goes cross-onshore at Long Beach and Dewey today, so favor the northern Jersey spots for the better shape.
Hatteras Island is holding a fun little E swell this morning — around 2.5ft model estimate at 9 seconds — with Duck Pier standing out at ★2.0 thanks to that cross-offshore SSW flow, while Avon, The Point Buxton, and North Buxton are also sitting at ★2.0 with light onshore already creeping in. Winds are mostly light and onshore across the region, so get out early. Swell looks steady through the next couple of days, so expect more of the same — nothing pumping, but rideable if you're not picky.
East Florida is seeing model estimate swell heights of 3–4ft at 14 seconds out of the ENE, but onshore winds are keeping ratings in the ★2 range up and down the Treasure Coast — Bathtub Beach, Fort Pierce Inlet, and Jensen Beach leading the pack. Spots with cross-onshore flow like Cocoa Beach Pier and Hobe Beach are slightly cleaner but still only ★1.5–2. Swell looks steady through the next day or two before easing off, so get it while it's here if you can find a window between wind shifts.
Messy conditions across the Gulf this morning with onshore winds 16–25 mph hammering every spot and swell fading fast — nobody's scoring well, with the best anyone can manage a ★1.5 at spots like Bob Hall, Mustang Island, and Port A, all seeing 3–3.5ft model estimate swell at a choppy 6 seconds. Your best bet is the Corpus area where winds are cross-onshore rather than straight onshore. Swell drops another foot or more over the next 24 hours, and with no significant energy on the horizon, expect flat, forgettable conditions through the next 2–3 days.
A small but clean-ish SSW swell is running at 13–14 seconds, keeping things fun if not pumping. Oceanside Harbor leads the region at ★2.5, with Bird Rock, San Onofre, and Carlsbad all checking in at ★2.0 — winds are cross to cross-onshore most spots, so get out early before it goes soft. Swell holds steady through tomorrow, so don't expect much change over the next few days — same story, work the mornings.
Humboldt Bay Jetty leads this morning at ★3.5 with around 7ft model estimate swell at 11 seconds from the NW, though winds are running cross-onshore so pick your window. Asilomar checks in at ★3 with cleaner cross-shore flow and a more manageable 4.3ft model estimate swell at 9s. Everything is fading through the next 24 hours, and the trend holds into the next couple days, so enjoy what's out there now — it's going to get smaller before any new energy arrives.
Leftover WNW swell is hanging around the coast this morning with model estimates in the 3.5–4.7ft range at 10 seconds — rideable but fading through the day. Cape Disappointment leads the pack at ★3.0, with Kalaloch, Ocean Shores, and Westport all checking in at ★2.5; winds are light and mostly cross-shore, so conditions are reasonably clean. Expect the swell to continue dropping over the next couple days as this pulse runs out of steam — keep an eye on the horizon for the next system.
Solid mix of swells running across the islands this morning, with north and east energy hitting Maui and the Big Island — Flemings, Ho'okipa, and Richardson Beach all sitting at ★3.5 with model swell estimates in the 6-7ft range at 11-13 seconds. Richardson's got the cleanest look with cross-offshore flow out of the SE, while Flemings and Ho'okipa are riding manageable crosswinds. Expect things to fade through the next 24-48 hours as heights drop across the board, so get it while the getting's good.
Solid NNE groundswell running at 14 seconds is lighting up the northwest coast this morning, with Jobos, Middles, Playa Kikita, and Fiji all sitting at ★2.5 on model estimates around 4.5–4.7ft — cross winds are manageable but keeping conditions from going pristine. Wilderness is the cleaner pick with more cross-offshore flow out of the E. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before the gradual easing trend takes hold, so get it while the period is still long.
