Small, weak surf across the Northeast this morning — everything's sitting at ★1.5 with short-period wind swell and not much to get excited about. Best bets are Cisco Beach and Charlestown Town Beach where offshore to light winds are at least keeping faces clean on waist-high sets. Things are fading through the next couple days, so don't hold your breath for a turnaround — keep an eye on any new swell windows mid-to-late week.
Small and fading ESE runners in the 2-3ft range this morning — nothing to write home about, but cross-to-offshore N/NNE winds are keeping faces relatively clean coast-wide. Assateague and the OC spots are your best bets with slightly more size, though everything's sitting at a modest 1.5 stars. Expect conditions to continue sliding through the day and into tomorrow as this swell loses steam — keep an eye on the longer-range models for the next build later in the week.
Small, weak windswell running up and down the Banks this morning — every spot checking in at ★1.5 with 2ft at 8s, so nobody's winning today. Corolla and Duck have the least offensive wind with cross flow off the NNE, making them marginally cleaner than the onshore mush farther south. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no meaningful size change on the horizon, so don't clear your schedule just yet.
Small, mushy east swell running 2ft at 8 seconds up and down the coast — nothing to write home about, but the NE cross-onshore winds are keeping it cleaner than it could be. New Smyrna Inlet, Flagler Pier, and Marineland are the picks of the litter, all sitting at a modest 1.5 stars. Conditions look to hold steady through the next couple days with no significant size on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule.
Conditions across the Texas Gulf Coast are pretty much universally flat and forgettable this morning — every spot is sitting at a 1-star rating with ankle-to-knee-high mush, and onshore or cross-onshore winds aren't doing anyone any favors. If you're desperate, Matagorda Beach has the lightest cross wind and that 8-second period at least hints at something resembling organization. The steady trend holds through the next few days, so don't clear your schedule — no meaningful swell is on the horizon.
Solid south swell filling in across the region this morning with that long 18-second period doing the work — Blackies, County Line, El Porto, and Newport Jetties all sitting at ★3.5 with head-high-plus faces and light winds keeping things relatively clean early. Get out before the sea breeze kicks in and pushes cross-onshore, especially up at County Line and Leo Carrillo where it's already breathing on you. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days on this same pulse, so no urgent rush, but don't sleep on it either — surf this size won't last forever.
Solid long-period SSW swell is running up and down the coast today, with virtually everywhere checking in at ★3.5 — Steamer Lane, Natural Bridges, and Half Moon Bay Jetty are your cleanest options right now with light cross-offshore winds before things fill in onshore midday. San Simeon and Andrew Molera are showing the most size if you want punch, though the NNW wind is a bit howly up there. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't stress if you miss this morning — the swell isn't going anywhere fast.
Decent long-period swell rolling through today — La Push First and Third Beach are your best bets at ★2.5, with that NW cross-offshore wind keeping faces clean this morning before things get messier as wind shifts onshore midday. Cape Disappointment and Rialto are also pulling ★2.5 but wind angles are less favorable. Conditions hold pretty steady through the next couple days with no significant size changes on the horizon, so if you're chasing it, this morning's window at the La Push beaches is your move.
Good size on tap across the islands this morning with most spots sitting at ★3.5 — Suicide's, Hapuna, Honolua, and Keaau are the picks, all logging 6-7 feet of SE/E swell on clean offshore flow. Winds are holding nicely for now, though Jaws and Sandy Beach are already seeing cross winds so prioritize the leeward options early. Swell is building through the next 24 hours with the trend pushing faces up another foot-plus, so expect conditions to notch up tomorrow before the pattern levels off heading into day three.
Solid NE energy is filling in across the island this morning, with Aviones and Playa Kikita leading the pack at ★2.5 on head-high-plus sets — cross-winds are keeping things manageable for now, though Middles is already feeling the onshore push. Wilderness is quietly the sleeper pick if you want cleaner faces with those lighter ENE trades. Expect conditions to improve through tomorrow as size builds another half-foot or so, but keep an eye on the wind — if the trades clock further east, the northwest coast spots like Jobos and Shacks will be the ones to watch.
