Small and scrappy out there this morning — the Cape and Nantucket are leading the pack with Nantucket Surf topping the charts at ★2.0 on around 3.6ft of E swell at 7 seconds. Nauset and Marconi are also worth a look at ★1.5, and up in New Hampshire, Jenness and The Wall are seeing light cross-offshore flow which helps. Swell stays steady through tomorrow, so don't expect much to change — conditions hold flat heading into the next few days.
Messy conditions across the Mid-Atlantic this morning with onshore-flavored NE winds chopping things up, but Assateague Island and Ocean City 28th Street are holding the best of it at ★2.0 with around 3.5–3.7ft model estimate swell at 8 seconds from the SE/ESE. Swell is steady through the next 24 hours, so don't expect much change today. Keep an eye on the next 2–3 days as any wind shift off the coast could clean things up considerably.
Small ESE swell is filling in across the OBX this morning with cross-offshore winds keeping things tidy at the top spots. Avon Pier, The Point Buxton, and North Buxton are all leading the pack at ★1.5, with North Pea Island also at ★1.5 and enjoying the cleanest look under light offshore flow. Swell is building through the next 24 hours with model estimates up close to a foot, so expect conditions to improve heading into the next couple of days — keep an eye on Hatteras as it fills in.
Small E/ENE swell running 2–2.5ft at 7–8 seconds up and down the coast this morning, but onshore winds are keeping quality in check across the board. Atlantic Beach, Marineland, and Matanzas Inlet are your best bets right now with lighter cross-onshore flow, all sitting at ★1.5. Swell holds steady through the next day or two before easing off, so don't expect a dramatic improvement — get out early when the wind is lightest.
Tough morning across the Gulf — every spot is sitting at ★1.0 with onshore or cross-onshore winds hammering the coast from the SE, chopping up what little SSW swell is out there at 5 seconds. Models are showing around 2.4–2.8ft swell at the Corpus spots like Port A Beach, Horace Caldwell, and Port Aransas Jetty, but short period and bad wind makes it a forgettable session. Swell looks steady through the next few days with no real change in the wind pattern, so don't hold your breath for a sudden turnaround.
Solid south swell holding at 14-15 seconds is lighting up spots across SoCal this morning, with most of the lineup running ★3.0–3.5. Bird Rock, Blackies, and the OC spots are all catching offshore flow right now — take advantage early before the sea breeze fills in. Swell looks steady through the day with Point Dume leading the pack at ★3.5 on around 3ft of SSW swell; expect conditions to hold similar over the next few days with no major swings on the horizon.
Clean long-period energy on tap this morning — that 15-second SSW swell is giving the Central Coast spots some juice, with Doran Beach and Humboldt Bay Jetty both sitting at ★4.0, and Dillon Beach at ★3.5 with light offshore winds. Winds are mostly light and cross to offshore across the region, keeping things tidy for now. Expect conditions to fade through the next 24–48 hours as swell height drops across the board, with the multi-day trend pointing toward smaller, less organized surf by midweek.
Solid offshore flow is grooming a building WNW swell across the Washington coast this morning, with Cape Disappointment, Rialto, and Shi Shi all checking in at ★3.5 on model estimates of around 5ft at 10-12 seconds. Wind is your friend right now — ENE to E at most spots — so get out early before it swings onshore. Swell continues building through the next couple days, so expect conditions to improve heading into the midweek window.
Solid NW swell running across the North Shore and Maui this morning, with model estimates around 6-7ft at 12 seconds keeping things fun and consistent. Sunset leads the pack at ★4.0, with Pipeline, Backdoor, Off The Wall, and Ehukai all checking in at ★3.5 — ENE trades are cross-offshore, so conditions are groomed. Swell holds steady through tomorrow with no significant drop expected; keep an eye on any new energy that could stack in over the next two to three days.
Consistent NE swell running 2.8–3.4ft at 8 seconds is keeping spots island-wide at a modest ★1.5, with trade winds blowing cross to cross-onshore at most breaks — Wilderness stands out with the cleanest cross-offshore flow. Aviones, Kikita, and the Isabela lineup (Jobos, Middles, Shacks) are your best bets today given the wind angles. Swell looks steady heading into the next couple days, so expect more of the same — fun enough for a surf, just don't expect anything overhead.
