Southeast swell is holding on this morning with Squibnocket and Lucy Vincent leading the region at ★2 on model-estimated swell around 3.5–3.8ft at 9 seconds, with cross-shore SW winds keeping things manageable for now. Reid State Park in Maine is also worth a look at ★2 with similar cross winds. This fades through the day and into tomorrow, so expect conditions to drop across the board — check back midweek if another pulse fills in.
Leftover ESE swell is pushing 3.5–4ft model estimates at 9 seconds across the East End this morning, with cross-offshore winds keeping things reasonably clean — Flying Point, Turtle Cove, Poles, and Radars are all sitting at ★2.0, your best options right now. Expect it to fade noticeably through the day as swell drops 1.5–2ft across the board. The next 2–3 days look smaller and slower, so enjoy what's out there this morning before it backs off.
Small, punchy ESE/SE swell running 2-2.4ft at 6-7s up and down the Southeast coast this morning, with conditions holding steady through the next 24 hours. Best wind conditions are up at the Outer Banks — Avon Pier and The Point Buxton both sitting at ★1.5 with cross-offshore WSW flow — while South Carolina spots like Wild Dunes, Folly Washout, and Bert's Bar are also ★1.5 with light cross to cross-offshore winds keeping things cleaner than the onshore mess at Carolina Beach and Kure. Swell looks to hold similar levels over the next couple days, so don't expect any dramatic swings.
Northeast Florida is seeing ENE swell in the 4 to 4.7ft range at 7 seconds, with winds mostly cross or light enough to keep things manageable — Matanzas Inlet, Marineland, and Vilano Beach are your top picks right now, all rated ★2. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve heading into tomorrow. Keep an eye on spots where winds go cross-onshore as the sea breeze fills in later in the day.
Small but building swell across the Gulf this morning, with model estimates showing 2–4ft swell at 6–8s. Horace Caldwell Pier and Surfside Beach lead the pack at ★1.5 with cross winds making conditions the most workable — South Padre and Isla Blanca are also ★1.5 but NE winds are already onshore there. Swell continues building through the next 24 hours with gains of 1–2ft expected across the board, so conditions should improve heading into the next couple of days if winds cooperate.
Decent combo swell running this morning with a long-period SSW mixed into the S — Mission Beach, PB Point, and Law Street are all sitting at ★3.0, with that 17-second energy giving Mission Beach a slight edge. Wind is cross to cross-offshore out of the NNW across San Diego, keeping conditions reasonably clean, though Orange County spots are seeing more onshore already. Swell holds steady through tomorrow, so don't expect much change the next few days — same story, work the morning windows before the sea breeze fills in.
Good NW swell running this morning with the best energy up the coast — Short Sands is the standout at ★4.5 on model estimate swell around 7-8ft at 13-14s with cross-offshore N winds, and Humboldt Bay Jetty, Cannon Beach, Cape Kiwanda, and Jug Handle are all checking in at ★4.0. Winds are mostly favorable except Humboldt, which is already onshore. Swell is fading through the day and into tomorrow, so get it while it's good — the next 2-3 days look smaller as this NW pulse backs off.
Solid WNW swell filling in across the coast today, with model estimates running 6-7ft at 12-13 seconds — and it's still building. La Push First Beach is the standout at ★3.5 with light offshore N wind; Long Beach leads the ratings at ★4.0 with cross-shore N wind, and Shi Shi and Kalaloch round out the better options at ★3.5 with near-calm conditions. Expect swell to continue building through the next day or two before likely easing mid-week — get on it sooner rather than later.
Good morning — clean conditions across the North Shore with light offshore winds keeping things tidy at Ehukai, Off The Wall, Rocky Point, and Velzyland, all checking in at ★4.0, alongside Ho'okipa on Maui at ★4.0 with model estimates running around 6-7ft swell at 12-13 seconds. Pipeline and Backdoor are a notch behind at ★3.5 but still worth your time. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours before a slight easing trend develops over the following couple days, so today and tomorrow are your window.
Conditions are mediocre across the island this morning — every spot is sitting at ★2 with NE swell running 2.5–3.5ft at 11–13s, but cross to cross-onshore trades are taking the shine off. Best bets are the west-northwest-facing spots like Surfers Beach Aguadilla, Shacks, and Jobos, where the ENE winds are lighter and more cross than onshore. Swell looks steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic shift — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
