Small, weak surf across the Northeast this morning — everything's sitting at ★1.5 with waist-high or smaller waves on short 6-second period. Best bets are Coast Guard Beach and Nauset with offshore W winds, and Cisco Beach has the cleanest energy at 11 seconds if you want the most shape out of these tiny SSE lines. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect any dramatic changes — this stretch stays forgettable unless something new develops.
Small but clean this morning — waist-high ESE energy at 11 seconds is giving the whole coast a 1.5-star day, with Belmar, Bradley Beach, and Avon showing the best wind grooming thanks to light offshore WSW flow. Conditions hold steady through the next 24 hours with no meaningful size change expected, so don't expect anything to jump out at you. Enjoy the offshore while it lasts — once winds clock onshore the next couple days, even this modest pulse will turn pretty forgettable.
Small but surprisingly clean out there this morning — Avon Pier leads the Outer Banks at ★2.0 with cross-offshore NW winds grooming the 2-foot, 11-second SE swell, while Topsail, Jolly Roger, and the rest of the OBX lineup sit at ★1.5 with decent cross winds keeping things tidy. Conditions look steady through tomorrow with no significant size change on the way, so expect more of the same — manageable for a quick session, but don't clear your schedule for it.
Small, underwhelming stuff up and down the coast this morning — nobody's breaking a sweat. Best of the bunch is the Jacksonville Beach stretch, Atlantic Beach, and Mayport Poles, all sitting at a 1.5, with light cross-shore winds keeping things marginally presentable; Daytona and Flagler are pulling offshore flow but only rating a 1.0 on ankle-to-knee mush. Conditions look to hold steady through the next few days, so don't rearrange your schedule — this one's for the diehards only.
Slim pickings across the Gulf this morning — every rideable spot is maxing out at a 1-star, with ankle-to-shin-high stuff rolling in at 8 seconds from the SE. Port A Beach and Matagorda lead the pack with the biggest faces (around 2 feet), but cross-onshore winds from the SSW are keeping things messy. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days, so don't rearrange your schedule — watch for any frontal activity that might reorganize the wind direction and give these runners a cleaner look.
South swell is filling in nicely with 13-second lines hitting the whole coast — Port Hueneme leads the pack at ★3.0, while Blackies, Newport Point, and Zuma are all sitting at ★2.5 with size building fast overnight. Winds are light and mostly cross to offshore this morning, so conditions are cleaner than the ratings suggest; expect sea breezes to kick onshore by early afternoon. This thing is still building over the next 24 hours, so tomorrow looks like the pick of the run before it starts to ease heading into mid-week.
Solid mid-range surf on tap this morning with Andrew Molera, San Simeon, and Sand Dollar all checking in at ★3 — Molera's 13-second S swell period gives it the edge. Winds are mostly cross-offshore or light cross, keeping faces reasonably clean, though Sand Dollar is already feeling some cross-onshore texture. Swell is building through the next 24 hours with faces up a foot or more at most spots, so expect conditions to tick up over the next couple days — check Andrew Molera and San Simeon first while the winds hold.
Third Beach is your only real option this morning at ★2.5, with 3.8ft at 15s from the SSW giving it some actual shape while everything else flatlines on short-period windswell. Winds are light and cross-onshore coast-wide, manageable for now, but nothing to get excited about. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no significant swell on the horizon, so if you can score Third Beach this morning before the wind builds, that's probably your best window of the week.
Solid south swell running across the islands this morning with the best shape at Big Beach Makena, Lymans, and Pakala — all sitting at ★3.0 with offshore to cross-offshore flow keeping faces clean. Canoes and Kaisers are also checking in at ★3.0 if you want the Waikiki option, though the 19 mph ENE there is a bit honky. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days as the swell gradually eases, so get it now while the size is still there.
Small, punchy NE swell is keeping the northwest coast alive this morning — Middles and Surfers Beach are your best bets, both sitting at a modest 1.5 stars on 2-foot faces with cross winds out of the east keeping things manageable. Crash Boat and Table Tops have offshore flow but it's too tiny to do much with at half a foot. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days with no significant size change on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule — just paddle out if you're already in the neighborhood.
