Small and mostly forgettable out there this morning — Nantucket is your best bet with Madaket, Miacomet, and Nobadeer all checking in at ★1.5, catching a bit of offshore to cross-offshore flow that's keeping things cleaner than the Maine spots, which are getting slapped by onshore SE wind and barely rating ★1.0. Conditions look to hold steady through the next day or so with no significant size change on the horizon. Don't rearrange your schedule for this one.
Small, weak, and onshore — the Mid-Atlantic is pretty much a washout this morning with every spot checking in at ★1.0 across the board. Waist-high slop at 8 seconds from the ESE isn't worth getting out of bed for; if you're desperate, 56th Street and Atlantic City at least have some cross-shore angle to the wind. Conditions hold steady through the next few days, so don't expect a miracle — keep an eye on any new swell windows, but for now the best surf is on your couch.
Small, weak ESE swell is running 2ft at 7-8 seconds across the Carolina coast this morning — nothing to get fired up about, but Avon Pier and North Buxton are your best looks at a 1.5 out of 5, with light cross winds keeping conditions marginally cleaner than spots already dealing with onshore flow. Conditions hold steady through tomorrow with no real improvement on the horizon, so don't rearrange your schedule — keep an eye on the extended forecast for anything building out of the Atlantic.
Small and uninspiring up and down the coast this morning — every spot is checking in at ★1.5, with 2-3ft at 8 seconds out of the E and NNE winds running cross to cross-onshore. Cocoa Beach Pier and Lori Wilson Park have the cleanest wind angle right now; Daytona, Flagler, and Canova are already taking the onshore hit. Conditions hold steady through the next few days with no meaningful size change on the way, so don't burn a sick day waiting for a miracle — this is what we've got.
Tiny and junky across the entire Texas coast this morning — everything's sitting at ★1 with ankle-to-shin-high slop at 4 seconds and onshore or cross-onshore winds already blowing at most spots. If you're determined to paddle out, Isla Blanca and JP Luby have the cleanest period at 8 seconds, but don't expect much. Conditions hold steady over the next few days with no meaningful swell or wind improvement on the horizon — probably a good week to wax your board and wait it out.
Solid south swell is running 4-5 feet at 13-14 seconds this morning, but it's already on the way out — expect faces to drop a foot or more by tomorrow. Best options right now are Zuma and Point Dume at ★3.0, where cross-offshore flow is keeping things cleaner than the onshore slop hitting the OC lineup at Blackies, HB Pier, and Huntington Cliffs, all also sitting at ★3.0. Enjoy it today because the next couple days trend smaller and the wind isn't doing you any favors.
Good SSW swell is filling in this morning with clean 14-second period energy, and the north coast spots are making the most of it — Jug Handle, Scotts Creek, and Waddell are all sitting at ★3.5 with light cross-offshore winds keeping faces tidy. Andrew Molera is also ★3.5 but that 16 mph NNW is pushing it; worth checking but conditions are rougher. Enjoy it while it lasts — swell is fading through the day and the next 2-3 days look noticeably smaller, so this morning's session is your window.
Decent long-period energy rolling in from the SSW is keeping La Push Third Beach and Rialto at a solid ★3 this morning, with light cross-onshore winds making conditions manageable — head north if you can. The rest of the coast is murkier, mostly ★2 with shorter-period windswell cluttering things up. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days, so don't expect a dramatic improvement or drop-off — same story, pick your tide and get out there.
Solid south swell running across the state with Big Beach Makena and Sandy Beach leading the pack at ★3.5 — Makena especially looking clean with light north winds keeping it groomed, while Sandy's 23 mph ENE is cross but manageable. Electric Beach, Keaau, and Pakala are all sitting ★3.0 with offshore flow making them worth the drive. Conditions hold steady through the next couple days as the swell slowly eases, so get it while it's still in the chest-to-head range before it backs off.
Decent cross-shore winds are keeping things reasonably clean this morning, with Aviones, Guajataca, and Kikita all sitting at ★3.0 on head-high-plus ENE swell — get out early before the ESE trades fill in and go cross-onshore along the north shore. Winds are lightest right now at Wilderness and Shacks if you want the cleanest faces. It's fading from here though — expect a foot or two less by tomorrow and conditions dropping into the ★2.0 range through the next couple days, so today's your better window.
