Southeast swell is pushing 12-second energy through Maine and Rhode Island this morning, with Reid State Park leading the pack at ★2.5 on model estimates around 4ft. Cross winds are keeping things reasonably clean at most spots, with Conant Ave and the Cape Cod beaches seeing some cross-offshore texture. Expect conditions to fade over the next 24 hours as swell height drops across the board — keep an eye on the extended forecast for the next pulse.
Chest-high ESE swell running 2.5–3ft at 8–12 seconds is keeping things in the ★2.0 range across the board — nothing to blow off work over, but workable. Rehoboth and Sea Bright have the cleanest look with cross-offshore winds, while the LBI spots are dealing with a choppier cross-shore S-SSW flow. Swell holds steady through tomorrow before — check back for updates as the next system develops over the coming days.
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*Note: I don't have forecast data for days 2–3 — if you can share that, I'll fold it in properly.*
Outer Banks is seeing some fun conditions this morning with around 2-2.5ft model estimate swell at 8-12 seconds out of the E-ESE, and the wind is playing ball across most spots. Avon Pier, Ocracoke, The Point Buxton, and North Buxton all check in at ★2.0 with cross to cross-offshore flow keeping things cleaner than you'd expect — Avalon Pier is a notch behind at ★1.5 but has offshore wind. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before expect gradual easing heading into the back half of the week.
Conditions are mediocre across Florida this morning with NE to E swell in the 2.5–3.7ft range at 9–10 seconds — rideable but messy. St. Augustine Beach Pier and A Street lead the north with light northerly cross winds making them the cleanest options at ★2.0, while Juno Beach Pier and Hobe Beach down south are also ★2.0 but fighting stronger ESE cross-onshore flow. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before the models show a gradual fade over the following 48 hours, so get it while it's here.
Small, junky SE swell running 2-3ft at 6 seconds across the Gulf — nothing to write home about, but Horace Caldwell Pier, Matagorda, and Port Aransas Jetty are the pick of the litter at ★1.5, holding some cross-wind shape while most spots deal with cross-onshore winds. Conditions stay steady through the next day or so with no significant change on the horizon. Don't expect much improvement over the next 2-3 days — this looks like a flat, summer grind.
Small but decent SSW swell running at 12-16 seconds is keeping things semi-respectable this morning. Oceanside Harbor leads the pack at ★2.5, with Bird Rock, Carlsbad, and Garbage Beach all checking in at ★2.0 — light cross winds are keeping it relatively clean at most spots, and Bird Rock's got a touch of cross-offshore. Swell holds steady through tomorrow with no significant changes on the horizon, so expect more of the same fun-but-humble conditions for the next few days.
Conditions are holding steady across the region with model estimates showing 3-5ft swell at 8-11 seconds — nothing pumping but workable. Best bets are spread pretty evenly, with Trinidad, Asilomar, and the Oregon spots like Gold Beach and Brookings all sitting at ★2.5; winds are mostly cross-offshore, keeping things reasonably clean for now, though Trinidad's already seeing a touch of cross-onshore. Expect the swell to hold steady through the next day or two before anything significant shifts.
Modest WNW swell in the 3-4ft range at 8-9 seconds is keeping things surfable across the region, with Cape Disappointment and Long Beach leading the pack at ★2.5 — light cross-shore winds are helping keep conditions reasonable down there. La Push spots are dealing with onshore flow, dropping them to ★2.0 despite slightly larger swell estimates. Conditions hold steady through the next day or two, so don't expect dramatic changes — same story, same spots.
Good morning — conditions are fading but there's still fun surf to be had. Suicide's leads the pack at ★3.5 with model estimates around 7ft swell at 12 seconds out of the SE, while the North Shore crew at Backdoor, Banzai, and Ehukai are pulling ★3.0 on 6.5ft NNW swell at 10 seconds — winds are offshore or cross-offshore island-wide, so it's clean. Expect things to continue backing off over the next couple days as this swell drops out; enjoy it while the winds are cooperating.
Solid NNE swell running around 4ft at 13 seconds is lighting up the northwest coast this morning, with Jobos, Shacks, and Middles Isabela all checking in at ★2.5 on cross winds — makeable conditions if you pick your peaks. Aviones and Pine Grove are in the same ballpark at ★2.5 with the E wind keeping things cross rather than blown out. Swell holds steady through the next day or so before a gradual easing trend takes hold over the following 48 hours, so get it while it's here.
