Solid south swell running this morning with model estimates around 5-6ft at 9s and light cross-offshore winds keeping things clean — First Beach, Long Point, and Miacomet are all checking in at ★3.5, with the Rhode Island reefs close behind at ★3.0. Enjoy it while it lasts: swell is fading through the day and will drop noticeably over the next 24 hours. The next 2-3 days look smaller as this pulse winds down, so get out early today.
Solid SSE swell running this morning with model estimates around 6ft at 9 seconds, and the WNW cross-offshore wind is keeping faces clean. Mecox, Smith Point, Davis Park, Hither Hills, Terrace, and Poles are all checking in at ★3.5, with Cupsogue, Ditch Plains, Fire Island, and Flying Point a tick behind at ★3.0. Enjoy it while it lasts — swell is fading fast, dropping 3-4ft over the next 24 hours, so expect things to go pretty small and quiet heading into the next couple days.
Leftover swell is hanging around the OBX this morning with model estimates running 2.6–3.7ft at 6–8 seconds, but everything is fading fast. Cape Hatteras, Frisco, and Kill Devil Hills are your best bets at ★1.5, with Hatteras and Frisco getting the cleanest look from offshore NNW winds. Expect conditions to keep dropping through the next couple of days as this swell loses steam — keep an eye on the models for anything new building behind it.
Decent little east swell running up and down the coast this morning, with model estimates around 2-2.6ft at 7 seconds — nothing pumping, but the cross-offshore to offshore NW wind is keeping it clean. Every spot is checking in at ★1.5, so take your pick: Mayport Poles, Daytona, and Flagler Beach are showing the slightly better swell height numbers. Swell holds steady through the next 24 hours before easing off the following couple of days, so get it while the wind cooperates.
Onshore SE winds are fouling most of the Texas coast this morning, with 2-4ft model estimate swell at 6 seconds doing little to help matters. Isla Blanca Park leads the pack at ★1.5, with Surfside Beach also pulling a ★1.5 despite the onshore flow — best bets if you're heading out. Conditions hold steady through the next couple of days with no significant change on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule waiting for a breakthrough.
Solid SSW swell running this morning with 5ft-plus at 15 seconds lighting up the PB corridor — Tourmaline, PB Point, and Law Street all sitting at ★3.5, though the 13 mph onshore WSW wind is taking the edge off. San Diego spots are your best bet today; County Line and C Street have cleaner cross-offshore flow if you're willing to drive. Swell fades over the next 24 hours and keeps trending down through the next few days, so get your sessions in sooner rather than later.
Good swell on tap this morning with long-period WNW energy running 16-17 seconds — Doran Beach and Salmon Creek are the NorCal standouts, both sitting at ★4.0, with Doran showing 2.1ft calibrated swell and Salmon Creek at 5.4ft calibrated swell. Winds are mostly cross-shore and manageable, though Salmon Creek is already seeing a touch of onshore. Swell is fading through the next 24 hours and that trend looks to continue the next 2-3 days, so get out sooner rather than later.
Solid WNW swell running through the region this morning, with Cape Disappointment leading the pack at ★4, followed by Long Beach and Ocean Shores at ★3.5 — all on model-estimated swell in the 6-7ft range at 15-16s. Winds are light and mostly cross to cross-onshore, keeping things workable, though La Push and Shi Shi are already seeing onshore flow. Expect conditions to fade through the next 24-48 hours as this swell trains down — enjoy the better ones today while they last.
Solid conditions across the islands this morning with swell building on most exposures — Sandy Beach leads the pack at ★3.5 on a model estimate of 5.7ft SSE swell at 13s, with Flemings and Tunnels both sitting at ★3.0 on north and northwest energy respectively. Winds are running cross to cross-offshore at most spots, keeping things reasonably clean. Expect continued building through the next day or two as the swell trend holds positive, so the better sessions are likely still ahead.
Modest NNE swell running 2.5–3.5ft at 7–9s is holding steady across the island today, with cross winds keeping conditions manageable at most spots. Playa Kikita, Playa Manati, Aviones, and Pine Grove are your best bets at ★1.5, though Manati is already seeing some cross-onshore texture from that 17mph ENE flow. Expect conditions to hold about the same through the next couple days as the swell trend stays flat — not a standout stretch, but there's something rideable if you pick your window.
