Rough morning across the Northeast — everything's sitting at a flat ★1 as onshore and cross-onshore winds trash what little swell is out there. Horseneck has the most water moving at 5 feet, and Charlestown's showing 4 feet at 8 seconds, but neither is worth the drive with SSW winds blowing straight into the lineup. Conditions are fading through tomorrow, so don't expect a turnaround anytime soon — keep an eye on the models for later in the week if a proper swell fills in.
Conditions are mediocre across the board this morning — waist-to-chest-high windswell on short 6-7 second period isn't inspiring, but the WSW winds are at least keeping things semi-groomed. Best bets are Rehoboth, Avon, and Bradley Beach where the offshore angle is cleanest, though everything's sitting at a 1-star rating. Swell holds steady through the next day or two, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — same choppy, uninspiring windswell until something significant reorganizes offshore.
Small and weak across the Southeast this morning — we're talking waist-high slop at 7-8 seconds, barely worth the wax. Best bets are Avalon Pier and Kill Devil Hills up in the OBX with offshore SW winds keeping things semi-groomed, but even there you're looking at a 1-star day. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful swell on the horizon, so manage expectations and keep an eye on longer-range models if you're hoping for a change.
Pretty forgettable morning up and down the Florida coast — everything's sitting at a 1-star across the board with knee-high to waist-high ESE runners and not much punch. Best bets are Jacksonville Beach Pier, Atlantic Beach, and Amelia Island where light westerlies are at least keeping faces clean, though 1.8ft at 8 seconds isn't exactly firing. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't cancel your plans waiting for a miracle swell — it's a longboard-and-enjoy-the-sunrise kind of stretch.
Slim pickings across the Texas Gulf this morning — everything's sitting at a flat ★1 with 1.5-2ft of junky SE windswell at 6 seconds. Galveston Seawall is your best wind angle with a light cross-offshore out of the WSW, and Surfside is nearly glassy at 3 mph, but honestly none of it is worth getting excited about. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't clear your schedule — same weak, short-period slop is the forecast until something changes in the pattern.
Solid south swell is running this morning with that long 15-second period doing the work — head to Pacific Beach or Law Street for the best combo of size and shape, both sitting at ★3, while Carlsbad and Oceanside are right there with them. Light NNW cross-offshores are keeping faces clean for now, but expect the sea breeze to kick onshore by early afternoon, so get out early. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so no urgent surf clock here — same story tomorrow and into the weekend.
Clean long-period swell running up the coast this morning with 15-second SSW/SW energy making things interesting — Sewer Peak and Pigeon Point are your top picks at ★3, both getting groomed by light cross-offshore NNW winds right now. Steamer Lane and Cowell's are also looking tidy at ★2.5 with true offshore flow, so Santa Cruz is worth the drive. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so no dramatic swings either direction — enjoy what's out there now before the afternoon sea breeze has its say.
Solid 15-second period swell is pushing through but conditions are pretty average across the board — Cape Disappointment is your best bet at ★2 with light cross-offshore flow, while Kalaloch, La Push Third, and Ocean Shores are all sitting at ★1.5 with manageable winds. Winds are staying cross to cross-offshore for now, keeping things cleaner than they could be, though Hobuck is already showing some cross-onshore texture. Trend holds steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic improvement — same story tomorrow and into the weekend.
Rough day out there — SE windswell is dominating most spots with choppy, cross-shore conditions keeping ratings at a flat 1.5 across the board. Pakala is your best bet with a slightly cleaner cross-offshore flow, and the Waikiki stretch (Canoes, Queens) is rideable if you don't mind bumpy faces. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant swell upgrade on the horizon, so don't clear your schedule just yet.
Pretty uninspiring out there this morning — everything's sitting at a 1-star across the island, with short-period, wind-driven NE swell keeping things choppy and weak. If you're determined to paddle out, Gas Chambers and Wilderness are pulling the most size at 3.5-3.6ft, and the west-side spots like Crash Boat and Table Tops at least have offshore flow cleaning things up a bit. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — patience is the move right now.
