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Long-period S swell is peaking with overhead surf at average spots and 2× overhead sets at the standout reefs. NE trades around 10 kt are cross-off, adding light texture but holding shape. Tide drops to a near-zero low by midmorning, making some takeoffs punchy and shallow with strong currents. Expect decent lulls between solid sets.
Still near the peak of this S swell: overhead surf with 2× overhead sets. Cross-off NE winds near 10 kt keep a light bump. After the midmorning low, energy fills back in, but long-period nature brings noticeable lulls punctuated by thumping sets. Watch for strengthening currents on the push.
Large long-period S swell holds with head-to-overhead surf, and 2× overhead sets at top exposures. NE trades remain cross-off, adding persistent texture. The rising tide into a high around 4:35p may soften inside sections, increase shorebreak, and contribute to minor coastal flooding along south-facing low spots.
Still solid with overhead surf and well-overhead sets, easing slightly late. Cross-off NE breezes keep some bump. Early in the window coincides with the high tide; expect backwashy sections and enhanced shorebreak in spots, then a cleaner feel as the tide drops toward dusk. Long-period lulls continue.
S swell eases a notch but remains potent. Expect head to overhead waves at typical spots with well-overhead sets. Early is the cleanest window under light-to-moderate cross-off NE breeze; tide runs down to a midmorning low, making some reefs hollower with pushy currents and longer waits between sets.
Gradual fade continues: head-high at average breaks with well-overhead sets still possible at magnets. Cross-off NE winds maintain some texture. The afternoon high tide may again enhance shorebreak and minor coastal flooding at vulnerable south-facing spots; conditions trend a bit cleaner toward evening as the tide recedes.
High Surf Advisory-level long-period south swell dominates, peaking today then slowly easing Sunday into early next week. Trades are veering and easing as Henriette passes well NE, yielding cross-off NE breezes today with periods of local sea-breeze influence and minor coastal flooding risk near the afternoon high tides on south shores.
After tomorrow, expect a continued slow decline in south shore surf through midweek, with moderate trades rebuilding Tuesday–Wednesday for cleaner mornings. A brief, small east swell pulse fades Monday, and a tiny NW pulse late Sunday into Monday has little impact on the south shore.