Sloppy but surfable this morning across the Northeast — model estimates are showing 3.5–4.4ft swell at 7–10s, with cross to onshore southerly winds 14–24 mph keeping things messy everywhere. Best bets are Monahans and Narragansett (★2.0), where the southerly winds are lightest and the 9s SE period gives it some shape. Swell is fading over the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to back off through the next couple days — keep an eye out for any new energy trying to fill in later in the week.
Decent ESE/SE swell running through the region this morning, with LBI spots — Harvey Cedars, Long Beach Island, Ship Bottom, and Surf City — all sitting at ★2.0 on model estimates around 3ft at 10s, and those cross-shore SSW winds keeping conditions cleaner than the Long Island options. Ditch Plains and the Hamptons beaches are pulling slightly larger swell but S winds are making a mess of it. Enjoy what's here now — the trend points to fading over the next 24 hours, and the next 2-3 days look smaller before any potential new energy arrives.
Outer Banks is your best bet this morning with cross-offshore winds keeping things cleaner than they deserve to be — Avon, Nags Head, North Pea Island, and Abalone Street are all checking in at ★2 on model estimates around 2.8–2.9ft at 6–8 seconds. Short period stuff, but the SW/SSW flow is helping. Swell is building through the next 24 hours across most spots, so expect gradual improvement heading into the next couple days if the wind cooperates.
Small, steady ENE/E swell running 1.8–2.1ft at 4–8s up and down the coast this morning, with conditions holding pretty flat over the next 24 hours. Best windows right now are up north where the wind is playing ball — Marineland, Matanzas Inlet, and Mayport Poles all sitting at ★1.5 with offshore to cross-offshore flow cleaning things up a bit. Don't expect much change over the next few days; swell stays small and steady, so pick your tide and find the most cooperative wind you can.
North winds are holding cross-offshore to offshore across the Texas coast this morning, keeping conditions cleaner than the small swell deserves. Best bets are Port A Beach, Horace Caldwell Pier, Port Aransas Jetty, and Isla Blanca, all sitting at ★1.5 with model estimate swell heights in the 2.4–2.7ft range at 6 seconds from the ESE. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve today before the wind likely clocks onshore and muddies things up mid-week.
Santa Ana conditions are firing this morning with offshore and cross-offshore winds grooming a solid SSW swell at 14 seconds across the region. County Line and Leo Carrillo lead the pack at ★4, with Huntington, River Jetties, Newport Jetties, Zuma, and Oceanside all checking in at ★3.5 — get out early before the wind shifts onshore this afternoon. Swell holds steady through tomorrow, so expect similar conditions if the offshores cooperate, with gradual fading likely by mid-week.
Good long-period SSW and WSW swell running this morning, with multiple spots checking in at ★3.5 — Piedras Blancas leading on 4.6ft at 13s, Surf Beach Vandenberg close behind at 4.0ft with offshore easterlies, and Sand Dollar, Andrew Molera, and Half Moon Bay Jetty all worth a look with light offshores or crosses. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours, so no rush. Keep an eye on the next 2-3 days as any shift in the SSW fetch could bring a fresh pulse — stay tuned.
Solid fun swell running up the Washington coast this morning with 5–6ft model estimate swell at 11–12 seconds out of the west and building through the day. La Push First and Second Beach lead the pack at ★4.0 with light offshore NNE winds — get there early before conditions shift; Hobuck, Kalaloch, and Third Beach are all ★3.5 and worth checking. Swell continues building over the next couple days, so expect the best windows of the week ahead — keep an eye on wind as onshore flow could mix things up mid-week.
Good morning — the North Shore is firing with model-estimated swell around 6.7ft at 11 seconds out of the NNW, and that ENE trade wind is blowing cross-offshore, keeping things clean. Pipeline, Backdoor, Off The Wall, Sunset, and the whole Ehukai stretch are all sitting at ★4.0, with Chuns and Diamond Head rounding things out at ★3.5 on a combo of NNW and long-period south swell. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect conditions to improve heading into the next couple of days — get out there early while the winds hold.
Mixed bag this morning with NNE swell at 3-3.5ft model estimate and 13 seconds giving Pine Grove and Playa Manatí the edge at ★2 — the northwest spots like Surfers Beach and Wilderness are picking up a shorter-period NNW pulse but winds are keeping things cleaner out west, with Wilderness catching cross-offshore flow. Trades are running E to ENE at 13-15 mph, cross to cross-onshore at most spots. Swell is building through the next 24 hours, so expect gradual improvement heading into the next couple days.
