Pretty forgettable morning up and down the Northeast — everything's hovering at 1 star with small, slow SE swell struggling to make anything worth rushing out for. Long Sands and Long Point are your best bets if you're desperate, both at ★1, with Long Sands catching slightly cleaner cross-offshore flow compared to the onshore slop already muddying things up in Rhode Island. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful size or period improvement on the horizon, so unless something new develops, don't rearrange your schedule for this one.
Pretty lean out there this morning — Lido Beach is the only spot showing any life at 1-star with waist-high-and-under sets on a 7-second SE swell, but light offshore NNE winds are at least grooming what little there is. Everything else from Jersey down through Delmarva is flatlined, waiting on that 10-second SE swell to fill in. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic turnaround — same story, maybe slightly cleaner windows early before sea breezes kick in.
Pretty lean out there this morning — Avalon Pier, Black Pelican, and Surfside Beach SC are all scraping a 1-star rating with waist-high sets on 9-10 second SE swell. North to NE winds are keeping things cross-shore and at least semi-presentable, so get out early before any sea breeze kicks in. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't cancel any plans waiting for a pulse that isn't coming.
Pretty grim out there this morning — most of Florida is flatlined, with only Wilbur by the Sea, Palm Beach, and Naples Pier scraping a 1-star rating on tiny, weak surf. Wilbur's your best bet with offshore southwest winds cleaning up 1.8ft at 9 seconds, and Palm Beach is cross-offshore and rideable if you're desperate. Conditions look to hold steady through the next few days, so don't hold your breath for a miracle pulse — same story tomorrow and likely into the weekend.
The Gulf is flat this morning — every spot from Galveston down to the Valley is sitting at zero stars with short-period south wind chop that's barely worth calling surf. Conditions are holding steady through the next day or so, so don't expect any surprise pulses. Keep an eye on the extended forecast, but for now the Gulf is taking a day off.
Slim pickings across SoCal this morning — everything's topping out at a star or below, with the best energy coming from Point Dume (★1) pulling a 4.2ft face at 15 seconds, and Ventura Harbor (★1) catching a slight bump with offshore flow making it the cleanest option right now. Winds are light and mostly cross-to-offshore up the coast, so at least the texture is decent on what's there. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't rearrange your schedule — this is a check-it-if-you're-bored situation, not a call-in-sick one.
Slim pickings across NorCal this morning with most spots flat or blown out — your best bet is actually Cape Kiwanda up in Oregon, sitting at a solid ★2.5 on 4.8 feet at 12 seconds with light cross-offshore NNE flow making it the clear standout. Marina State Beach scrapes in at ★1.0 but that onshore NW wind isn't doing it any favors. Good news: swell is building across the region, so expect faces to fill in over the next couple days as this W energy gains size and period.
The data's coming up flat across the board this morning — all spots sitting at zero stars with no reported wave heights or wind readings, so conditions are either truly dead or we're looking at a data gap. That said, 12-second west swell has some energy behind it, so La Push and Rialto are worth a drive-by if you're local. Trend holds steady through the next couple days, meaning don't expect a dramatic swing — keep an eye on Friday if any new NW energy fills in.
Slim pickings across the islands this morning — Flemings and Kanaha are the only spots showing any life, both scraping a 1-star rating on roughly 4-5 feet of short-period east swell with cross winds keeping things manageable for now. Everything else is flatlined or running on fumes. Don't get too comfortable though, because that swell is already fading and the next 24-48 hours look to trend smaller before any meaningful new energy shows up.
The data coming in this morning is showing all zeros across the board — wave heights, wind readings, the works — so there's nothing reliable to work with right now. Conditions across Aviones, Crash Boat, Gas Chambers, Middles, and the rest of the northwest are unrated at this hour. Check back once the models update; the 24-hour trend is holding steady, so don't expect a dramatic change either way over the next couple days.
