Seabrook (Pacific Beach area)

SUN · SEP 27Showing Washington

Washington this week.

Best window: Sunday, Sep 27 AM, 2-3ft (waist-high), onshore wind.

Why ▸ WNW 9s, building through Sunday, Sep 27.

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The strongest upcoming surf calls across Washington.

1

Hobuck Beach (Neah Bay)

Sun, Sep 27 · 5:00-6:00 PMAmerica/Los_Angeles

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Onshore wind

Forecast confidence: high.

Worth it

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Surf: 3.4 ft at 13s from WNW
Wind: 6 mph WNW (variable)
Tide: Falling, 2.7 ft

Why: Good swell energy

2

La Push – Third Beach

Mon, Sep 28 · 6:00-9:00 AMAmerica/Los_Angeles

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Forecast confidence: medium.

Worth it

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Surf: 3.9 ft at 11s from WNW
Wind: 5 mph SE (variable)
Tide: Rising, 2 ft

Why: Good swell energy

3

Seabrook (Pacific Beach area)

Sun, Sep 27 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/Los_Angeles

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Small wave (2.3ft)

Forecast confidence: high.

Worth it

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Surf: 2.3 ft at 15s from WNW
Wind: 1 mph SE (variable)
Tide: Rising, 4.5 ft

Why: Strong swell energy (15.0s period)

4

Kalaloch Beach

Sun, Sep 27 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/Los_Angeles

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Small wave (2.3ft)

Forecast confidence: high.

Worth it

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Surf: 2.3 ft at 14s from WNW
Wind: 1 mph NNW (variable)
Tide: Rising, 4.2 ft

Why: Good swell energy

5

Ocean Shores / North Beaches

Sun, Sep 27 · 8:00 AM-12:00 PMAmerica/Los_Angeles

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Small wave (2.2ft)

Forecast confidence: high.

Worth it

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Surf: 2.2 ft at 15s from WNW
Wind: 1 mph NNE (variable)
Tide: Rising, 5.6 ft

Why: Strong swell energy (15.0s period)

7-Day Region Outlook

Sat
9/26
66
1-2ftonshore
Solid — pick your window.
→
Sun
9/27
83
2-3ftonshore
Firing.
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Mon
9/28
32
5-6ftonshore
Call it a no.
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Tue
9/29
50
4-5ftonshore
Wind-chopped but rideable.
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Wed
9/30
64
1-2ftonshore
Solid — pick your window.
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Thu
10/1
67
1-2ftonshore
Solid — pick your window.
→
Fri
10/2
76
1-2ftonshore
Solid — pick your window.
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