Modest ESE/SE swell running 2-3ft at 11 seconds is holding steady across the region, with the best conditions in Rhode Island where cross-offshore to offshore winds are keeping things relatively clean. Black Rock Point leads the pack at ★2 with around 3ft of swell and true offshore flow, followed by Moonstone and Deep Hole also pulling ★2 with cross-offshore winds. Conditions stay steady through the next day or two before expect gradual changes — keep an eye on updates as the pattern evolves.
Cross winds are keeping ratings across the board at a modest ★2 this morning, with 2-3ft ESE swell at 11 seconds giving the region something to work with. Atlantic City is the slight standout with cross-offshore flow if you want cleaner faces. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve — keep an eye on the Delaware spots and Assateague as they're showing the most size, and the forecast looks promising heading into the next couple of days if winds cooperate.
Fun little ESE swell running up the Carolina coast this morning, with model estimates showing around 2–2.5ft at 11 seconds — enough to work with. The Point Buxton and North Buxton are your picks right now, both at ★2.0 with offshore to cross-offshore winds keeping it tidy; Avon Pier and Cape Hatteras Lighthouse are in the same ballpark if you want options. Conditions hold steady through the next couple of days, so no dramatic swings expected — what you see is what you get for a while.
Small, mostly junky conditions up and down the coast this morning. Fort Clinch leads the pack at a modest ★2 with around 2.5ft of swell at 9 seconds from the ESE — the best period energy out there — though onshore winds everywhere are keeping quality in check; Cocoa Beach Pier gets a slight nod with light northerly cross-wind if you're mid-state. Swell looks steady through the next couple days, so don't expect dramatic improvement — same small, wind-affected surf on the menu.
Small ESE swell running 2–3ft at 7 seconds with cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things marginal but rideable. Port A Beach, Horace Caldwell Pier, and Port Aransas Jetty are your best bets today, all sitting at ★1.5, with the northerly component giving the Port Aransas spots a slight cross-offshore edge. Swell looks steady through the next day or two before the next decision point, so don't expect a dramatic jump — enjoy what's there while the wind cooperates.
Solid SSW swell running at 15 seconds is lighting up the north county spots this morning, with Oceanside Harbor leading the pack at ★3.0 and Carlsbad, Cottons, San Onofre, and Tamarack all checking in at ★2.5 on light offshore to cross-offshore winds. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours before a gradual easing trend takes hold over the next couple days, so get it while it's still organized. Winds look favorable for the morning glass, but watch for onshore flow to develop by afternoon.
Punchy little swell running up the coast this morning with model estimates around 3.5–5.5ft at 9 seconds — nothing epic but workable. Cross and cross-offshore winds are keeping things cleaner at Cannon Beach, Indian Beach, and Gold Beach (all ★2.5), while Trinidad is already onshore and a bit messier. Swell fades through the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to soften heading into the next couple days — keep an eye on the next pulse to see if anything worthwhile fills back in mid-week.
Punchy little swell running through the region this morning — model estimates showing around 4ft swell at 8 seconds, with light cross to offshore winds keeping things tidy up and down the coast. Ocean Shores and Cape Disappointment lead the pack at ★2.5, with La Push First and Rialto also worth a look under those cross-offshore NNW winds. Expect this to fade through the next day or two as swell height drops, so get it while it's still got some life in it.
North Shore is firing this morning with Pipeline, Backdoor, Off The Wall, and the whole Ehukai stretch all checking in at ★3 on model estimates around 5ft of north swell at 9 seconds — trades are cross-offshore, keeping faces clean. Diamond Head and Sandy Beach are also at ★3 on a building south swell, though cross winds there are less ideal. Swell holds steady through tomorrow with no significant change on the horizon, so enjoy the consistency — this window should stay relatively the same for the next couple of days.
Solid NNE swell running this morning with model estimates around 3.5–3.8ft at 10–12 seconds, keeping conditions respectable across the board. Aviones, Jobos, Pine Grove, Guajataca, and Kikita are all leading the pack at ★2.5, with cross winds keeping things manageable — east flow is cross at most spots, so get out early before it clocks onshore. Swell looks steady through the next couple days with no significant change on the horizon, so expect more of the same — fun but not epic.
