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New Jersey this week.

Best window: Tuesday, Sep 15 dawn, 0-1ft (knee-high), light offshore.

Why ▸ holding through Tuesday, Sep 15.

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Best windows this week

The strongest upcoming surf calls across New Jersey.

1

36th-42nd Street

Sat, Sep 19 · 2:00-6:00 PMAmerica/New_York

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Good swell angle (E) but short period (6.0s)

Forecast confidence: medium.

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Surf: 2.2 ft at 6s from E
Wind: 10 mph NE (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 4 ft

Why: Clean offshore wind

2

12th Street Jetty

Sat, Sep 19 · 2:00-6:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Good swell angle (E) but short period (6.0s)

Forecast confidence: medium.

Maybe

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Surf: 2.2 ft at 6s from E
Wind: 10 mph NE (unknown)
Tide: Falling, 3.4 ft

Why: Clean offshore wind

3

South End Jetty

Sat, Sep 12 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Waves may be too small
Short period wind swell
Good swell angle (SSE) but short period (4.0s)

Forecast confidence: high.

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Surf: 0.9 ft at 4s from SSE
Wind: 5 mph E (variable)
Tide: Rising, 4.6 ft

Why: Clean offshore wind

4

Mambo Beach

Sat, Sep 12 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Waves may be too small
Short period wind swell
Good swell angle (SSE) but short period (4.0s)

Forecast confidence: high.

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Surf: 0.9 ft at 4s from SSE
Wind: 5 mph E (variable)
Tide: Rising, 4.6 ft

Why: Clean offshore wind

5

Brinley Avenue

Sat, Sep 12 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/New_York

Checking rip currents…

Waves may be too small
Short period wind swell
Good swell angle (SSE) but short period (4.0s)

Forecast confidence: high.

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Surf: 0.8 ft at 4s from SSE
Wind: 5 mph E (variable)
Tide: Rising, 4.9 ft

Why: Clean offshore wind

7-Day Region Outlook

Sat
9/12
43
0-1ftoffshore
Small but fun.
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Sun
9/13
44
0-1ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
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Mon
9/14
42
0-1ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
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Tue
9/15
57
0-1ftoffshore
Small but fun.
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Wed
9/16
55
0-1ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
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Thu
9/17
41
0-1ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
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Fri
9/18
43
0-1ftoffshore
Small but fun.
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New Jersey Guide

Manasquan to Cape May. Beach-break barrels when a NE hits and the banks line up.

Southern California

Dawn patrol points, summer south swells, and the grind of Lowers on a Tuesday.

San Diego

Reefs from Blacks to Big Rock. Fires on WNW groundswell; crowded when it's small.

Orange County

HB pier, Newport wedge, Trestles. Peaks year-round, offshore in the morning.

Northern California

Cold water, big power. Mavericks looms; Ocean Beach eats boards and beginners.

Puerto Rico

Rincon is the winter groundswell magnet. Aguadilla, Domes, Tres Palmas on a NW pulse.

Hawaii

North Shore November through February. Summer south swells wrap to Waikiki's walls.

Oregon

Heavy, cold, and uncrowded. Indian Beach for intermediates, Short Sands for the rest.

Santa Cruz

Steamer Lane when a NW fills in. Pleasure Point for glass, Davenport for size.

Ventura & Santa Barbara

Rincon lights up on a winter W. Jalama for the brave, C-Street for the rest.

Florida

Hurricane season is Christmas. Sebastian and New Smyrna when the Atlantic wakes up.

Outer Banks

Nor'easters turn the cape into barrels. S-turns sandbars shift every storm.

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