Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning, but it's building — Baileys Beach and Long Point are the pick of the litter at ★1.5, with cross winds keeping things relatively tidy. Maine spots are scraping ★1.0 with onshore mixing in at a few breaks, so skip Short Sands and Old Orchard for now. Swell is trending up through the next couple days, so check back tomorrow — there's enough momentum here to push things into more surfable territory by midweek.
Small and gutless right now across the Mid-Atlantic — everything's sitting at ★1 with 1.5-1.7ft at 7 seconds, though Indian River Inlet has the cleanest look with cross-offshore flow keeping it tidy. Winds are mostly cross to cross-onshore and will push more onshore as the day progresses, so get out early if you're motivated. The good news is size is building regionwide over the next 24-48 hours, so check back tomorrow — there's a real chance conditions step up meaningfully by mid-week.
Small, mushy stuff across the Southeast this morning — 2-foot sets at 7 seconds from the SE, so nothing to write home about, but it's building. Your best bets are Avon Pier, Ocracoke, and The Point Buxton (all ★1.5), where light cross-offshore winds are keeping faces a touch cleaner than the onshore mess hitting Wrightsville and Carolina Beach. Expect faces to add another foot or so over the next 24 hours, and if that trend holds through the weekend there could be something more workable to chase by day two or three.
Small and weak across the board this morning — every spot is checking in at ★1.5, with knee-to-waist-high surf in the 2–2.6ft range at 7–8 seconds. The saving grace is NNE wind keeping things cross-to-cross-onshore rather than full onshore; Flagler, Marineland, and St. Augustine are seeing the most size, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with slight size gains, so not much on the horizon — keep an eye out but don't ditch work for it.
Tiny, junky surf across the Texas Gulf coast this morning — everything's sitting at a flat ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high slop and short periods that aren't doing anyone any favors. If you're desperate to get wet, 61st Street Galveston and Port A Beach have the best combo of size and cross-offshore/light winds right now. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so keep the board waxed and your expectations low.
Solid SSW groundswell running at 4-5ft and 13 seconds is lighting up spots coast-wide this morning, with Cabrillo, Zuma, and the Huntington stretch all checking in at ★3 on light cross to cross-offshore winds — get out early before the sea breeze fills in. San Diego reefbreaks like Tourmaline, PB Point, and Law Street are catching the NW flow nicely and holding shape. Conditions stay steady through the next couple days with no significant drop-off, so no need to rush — but no need to sleep in either.
Decent SSW swell pushing 4-5ft at 13-14s is keeping Andrew Molera, Sand Dollar, and Waddell Creek at a solid ★3 this morning, with light cross winds holding conditions together for now. Get out early before the sea breeze fills in and drops things further — this swell is fading, expect faces to back off a foot or more through tomorrow. The next couple days look smaller and messier, so today's your best window if you're chasing anything worth paddling out for.
Conditions are marginal this morning with onshore and cross-onshore winds muddying things up across the board — La Push Third Beach, Long Beach, and Ocean Shores are leading the pack at a modest ★2.5, with Third Beach's 14-second SSW period giving it the cleanest look despite the south wind. Winds go fully onshore at most spots through the day, so expectations should stay low. The good news is swell is building significantly over the next 24 hours and that trend should carry into the next couple days, so keep an eye on early mornings when the wind lays down.
Solid south swell is running across the islands with long-period energy keeping things clean — Big Beach Makena leads the pack at ★3.5 with light cross-offshore flow, followed by a cluster of ★3.0 spots including Electric Beach, Pine Trees, and Banyans all seeing decent conditions. Trades are light to moderate and holding offshore or cross-offshore at most spots this morning, so get out early before anything shifts. Conditions look steady through the next couple of days with no dramatic swings expected — enjoy it while it lasts.
Guajataca is your best bet this morning at a solid ★2.5 with 4ft at 13 seconds out of the NNE and cross winds keeping it somewhat groomed — Aviones, Pine Grove, and Kikita are all sitting at ★2 if you want options. Winds are already going cross-to-onshore at spots like Fiji and Manati, so get out early before conditions deteriorate further. This swell is fading fast across the board, dropping a foot-plus by tomorrow, so expect mediocre surf the next two to three days unless something new fills in.
