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Oregon is on this week.

Best window: Sunday AM, 5-6ft (head-high), onshore wind.

Why ▸ dropping through Sunday.

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Best windows this week

The strongest upcoming surf calls across Oregon.

#1
2:00-6:00 PM

Florence South Jetty

Florence, OR

76score
Worth it

Wave

3.6 ft ft at 9s from W

Wind

11 mph NNW (unknown)

Tide

Falling, 4.7 ft ft

Best for

intermediate
longboard
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#2
2:00-6:00 PM

Short Sands

Manzanita, OR

73score
Worth it

Wave

3.5 ft ft at 6s from NW

Wind

5 mph WNW (variable)

Tide

Falling, 6.3 ft ft

Best for

intermediate
longboard
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#3
8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Bastendorff Beach

Coos Bay, OR

73score
Worth it

Wave

3.1 ft ft at 6s from NW

Wind

1 mph NNE (variable)

Tide

Rising, -0.9 ft ft

Best for

intermediate
longboard
dawn-patrol
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#4
8:00-11:00 AM

Brookings (Harris Beach)

Brookings, OR

71score
Worth it

Wave

4 ft ft at 9s from NW

Wind

8 mph N (variable)

Tide

Rising, 0.2 ft ft

Best for

intermediate
longboard
dawn-patrol
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#5
8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Sunset Bay State Park

Charleston, OR

66score
Maybe

Wave

3 ft ft at 6s from NW

Wind

6 mph N (variable)

Tide

Rising, 0.8 ft ft

Best for

beginner
foamie
longboard
dawn-patrol
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7-Day Region Outlook

Swell arcscore · 7d
Sun · 64/100 · 5.2ft
64
  1. Sun
    6/28
    64
    5-6ftonshore
    Solid — pick your window.
    →
  2. Mon
    6/29
    62
    5-6ftonshore
    Solid — pick your window.
    →
  3. Tue
    6/30
    58
    6-7ftonshore
    Wind-chopped but rideable.
    →
  4. Wed
    7/1
    57
    4-5ftonshore
    Wind-chopped but rideable.
    →
  5. Thu
    7/2
    40
    2-3ftonshore
    Wind-chopped but rideable.
    ↘
  6. Fri
    7/3
    34
    2-3ftonshore
    Call it a no.
    ↘
  7. Sat
    7/4
    32
    1-2ftonshore
    Call it a no.
    →

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

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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.

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.

New Jersey

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

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