Leftover ESE swell in the 2-3ft range at 8 seconds is keeping most spots at a modest ★1.5 this morning, with strong offshore W winds helping groom what's out there — Fortunes Rocks, Old Orchard, and the outer Cape spots at Coast Guard and Marconi are your best looks right now. Expect things to fade through the day and into tomorrow as swell heights drop across the board. Keep an eye on the next 2-3 days for any new energy to fill in, but plan for a quiet stretch ahead.
Small E/ENE swell is running 2-3ft at 7-8s across the region this morning, with the Delaware spots and Jersey Shore all checking in around ★1.5. Jersey has the wind advantage right now — Asbury, Avon, and Avalon are seeing light offshore flow, making those the cleanest options despite similar swell. Conditions are fading through the next 24 hours, so expect things to back off further over the next couple of days before any potential new energy arrives.
Solid ESE swell still running through the Cape Fear area this morning, with Kure Beach, Fort Fisher, Carolina Beach Pier, and Wrightsville Beach South all sitting at ★2.5 on model estimates around 4–5ft at 12 seconds — cross NE winds are manageable but not ideal. Expect conditions to fade through the day and into tomorrow as swell height drops across the board. The next 2–3 days look progressively smaller, so get it while it lasts.
Northeast Florida is seeing a solid E swell running 5ft at 13s, with conditions still building through the next 24 hours. Amelia Island and Fort Clinch lead the pack at ★2.5, with cross winds keeping things somewhat manageable — Atlantic Beach, Mayport Poles, and the rest of the Jacksonville stretch are running ★2.0 but fighting onshore flow. Expect swell to keep filling in over the next couple days before likely easing mid-week.
Small ESE swell running 2.5–3ft model estimate at 6 seconds with cross winds keeping things manageable but messy. Horace Caldwell Pier, Isla Blanca, Port A Beach, and South Padre are your best bets today, all sitting at ★1.5, with cross-northerly winds at least trimming some chop. Swell holds steady through tomorrow before easing slightly over the next couple of days, so don't expect much improvement — conditions stay firmly in the fun-for-beginners-only territory.
Modest SSW/SW swell running 2–3ft at 13 seconds is keeping things fun up and down the coast this morning. Best looks are at Oceanside Harbor and PB Point, both checking in at ★2.5, with PB benefiting from that cross-offshore northerly wind — head there first before conditions deteriorate. Swell holds steady through the next day or two with a slight uptick possible, so expect more of the same across the region.
Agate Beach leads this morning at ★3.5 with model estimated swell around 6ft at 11 seconds from the W and light offshore NE winds keeping it clean. Half Moon Bay Jetty and Trinidad both check in at ★3.0, though Trinidad's already got onshore flow. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow, so don't expect dramatic changes — enjoy the window at Agate while those offshores last before the sea breeze fills in.
Solid building swell on the Washington coast this morning, with model estimates around 4-5ft at 10 seconds out of the west — not huge, but it's on the way up. Cape Disappointment and Long Beach lead the pack at ★3.0, with La Push First and Second Beach close behind at ★2.5 and benefiting from clean north winds running cross-offshore. Expect conditions to improve through the next day or two as this swell fills in, so keep an eye on the La Push beaches in particular when the numbers tick up.
Solid mix of south and northwest swell running this morning, with the south holding the most consistent energy at 15 seconds. Barbers Point and Sandy Beach lead the south-facing spots at ★3.5, while Velzyland is the pick on the north shore, also ★3.5, with light cross-offshore winds keeping things tidy. Swell heights look steady through the next couple days with no major swings expected, so conditions should hold in a similar range — enjoy it while the trades stay favorable.
Solid NNE swell running at 3ft or so and 13 seconds is keeping spots island-wide at ★2.0 this morning. Northwest-facing spots like Wilderness and Surfers Beach are seeing the lightest winds — cross to cross-offshore — making them the pick of the day, while the east side is getting hit harder with 14-16 mph crosswinds. Swell holds steady through tomorrow, so don't expect much to change over the next few days.
