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NJ SURF REPORT
FRIDAY 13 JUNE 2025
Morning
Small/Poor
1-2ft SSE windswell (and smaller, background ESE groundswell). Light-moderate
and sustained onshore (E) wind. Poor, messy conditions
NOTE: Sustained onshore wind and poor form all day
CONDITIONS ADVISORY: Poor form
WATER TEMP: 60-62 degrees
WEATHER ADVISORY: N/A
FLOODING ADVISORY: N/A
CROWD ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
ARVO-EVENING
Small/Poor
1-2ft SSE windswell (and smaller, background SE/ESE groundswell). Sustained onshore (ESE) wind. Poor, messy conditions
NOTE: Sustained onshore wind, small surf with poor form
CONDITIONS ADVISORY: Poor form
WATER TEMP: 60-64 degrees
WEATHER ADVISORY: N/A
FLOODING ADVISORY: UNDER CONSTRUCTION
CROWD ADVISORY: UNDER CONSTRUCTION
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
WATER TEMP
Water temp: 60-64 degrees
ADVISORY: Minor upwelling at some locations
Wetsuit: Recommend a light 3mm fullsuit
FORECAST OVERVIEW
Weekend
Onshore/Poor
Sustained onshore wind, rain and building ENE and SE windswell through the weekend. This pattern is courtesty of a stalled frontal system over our region and
a cell of low pressure in the Western Atlantic.
The Good News: There will be periods of lighter wind and a somewhat better
chance of surfability at some locations, but timing them will be challengeing.
NOTE: This may be the weekend to handle the errands or the dreaded "honey-do" list
Check the 72 Hour Forecast below for details.
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
LONG RANGE FORECAST
Next Week
Surf Alert?
Next weekend is looking like a severe case of deja vu as onshores continue but
there may be windows of light wind and increased surfability.... maybe.
Check out the Long Range Forecast below for details
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
X-FACTORS
In terms of storm production, the North Pacific is fair at best, but I am monitoring
a system that could be a long-range swell producer for our region. Fingers crossed.
The big issue is the current track of the Jet Stream. This is the culprit for the poor weather and shithouse surf, and until the track changes, any system that makes its way across the US will drag itself across our region.
TROPICAL UPDATE
The 2025 Hurricane Season has started but it's currently dormant.
Check out the Tropical Update below (Under construction)
FORECASTERS NOTES
IMPORTANT FORECAST INFORMATION
It has been our mission to create the best surf report and forecast for NJ, yet for
the past several months, the forecast data we rely on has been compromised by federal budget cuts to both the National Weather Service and NOAA.
Subsequently, this has created problems with the ability to create accurate surf
and associated weather predictions, especially with determining wind speed, direction and timing as well as tracking storms, including hurricanes. I will continue searching for outside data sources and do my absolute best to deliver the best and most accurate forecast for our region. Thanks for your continued support.
-Robbie Nelson,
Eyeball Surf REport Forecaster
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Onshore wind, increasing surf and rain through the
whole, bloody weekend


SATURDAY 14 JUNE 2025
Poor
2ft+ ENE/SE combo swell. Sustained onshore wind. Poor form.
NOTE: There may be a short window of surfability early... maybe
ADVISORY: Increased littoral current, increased surf, onshore wind.
WEATHER ADVISORY: Poor, stormy conditions.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County 2ft+ E/SE combo swell. Sustained onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots:
2ft+ E/SE combo swell. Sustained onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
South-facing spots: 2ft+ E/SE combo swell. Sustained onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail
SWELL EVENT NOTES
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24 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
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SWELL 2ft+ ENE windswell and SE combo swell. NOTE: Swell builds overnight
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WIND Sustained onshore wind. NOTE: N/A
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TIDE Moderate tide swings limit your window of surfability at most spots Check your Local Tide Chart for details
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WEATHER ADVISORY Sustained onshore wind and rain
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY Poor, stormy conditions
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CROWD ADVISORY N/A
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY N/A
SUNDAY 15 JUNE 2025
Poor/Increasing
2-3ft+ E/SSE combo swell. Moderate NE then E wind and rain
NOTE: Sustained onshore wind
ADVISORY: Poor, stormy conditions
WEATHER ADVISORY: Onshore wind and rain
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County 2-3ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Increased surf and onshore wind = poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: Increased surf and current create dangerous conditions.
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots: 2-3ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Increased surf and onshore wind = poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: Increased surf and current create dangerous conditions.
South-facing spots:
2-3ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Increased surf and onshore wind = poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: Increased surf and current create dangerous conditions.
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots:
2-3ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Onshore wind.
NOTE: Poor form
ADVISORY: Increased surf and onshore wind = poor, stormy conditions
SPECIAL ADVISORY: Increased surf and current create dangerous conditions
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail
*SWELL EVENT NOTES
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48 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
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SWELL 2-3ft+ ENE windswell and SE combo swell mix
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WIND Sustained NE then E wind.
NOTE: N/A
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TIDE Moderate tide swings limit your window of surfability.
Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
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WEATHER ADVISORY Onshore wind and rain.
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY Onshore wind = poor, stormy conditions
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CROWD ADVISORY N/A
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY N/A
MONDAY 16 JULY 2025
Stay tuned
Under Construction
NOTE: Under Construction
ADVISORY: Stay tuned
WEATHER ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County Under Construction
NOTE: Stay tuned.
ADVISORY: Stay tuned
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots: Under Construction
NOTE: Stay tuned.
ADVISORY: Stay tuned
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
South-facing spots: Under Construction
NOTE: Stay tuned.
ADVISORY: Stay tuned
SPECIAL ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for detail
*SWELL EVENT NOTES
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72 hour Atlantic Forecast Map Click Here
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SWELL Under Construction
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WIND Under Construction
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TIDE Moderate tide swings limit your window of surfability at most spots Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
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WEATHER ADVISORY Stay tuned
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY Stay tuned
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CROWD ADVISORY Stay tuned
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Stay tuned
NEXT WEEK
Surf Alert
Plenty of surf next week but will the wind cooperate? Stay tuned.
Check out the LONG RANGE FORECAST below for details.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details

Stay
tuned


10-13 June 2025
Stay tuned
Plenty of swell next week as multiple systems enter the Western Atlantic but wind may be a factor. Stay tuned.
Check out the 96 Hour Atlantic Forecast Map HERE for details.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click HERE for details
FORECASTERS NOTE
FORECAST OBSERVATIONS
Warmer weather and more user-friendly swell events as we head toward Summer, but also keeping a close eye on the Tropics as things heat up in the Central Atlantic.
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Stay tuned for the
2025 Predictions



Stay
Tuned
FORECASTERS NOTES
After the big predictions by both the National Weather Service and the University of Colorado, in terms of solid swell events, the 2024 Hurricane Season under-performed.
Back in late August, it started off strong with Debby and Ernesto but the rest of the season was pretty lackluster and definitely fell well below the predictions.
2024 HURRICANE SEASON PREDICTION
NOAA, the NWS and the University of Colorado issued the most aggressive hurricane season forecast on record for 2024 yet it fell far short of the predictions.
Check out the complete breakdown below:
23 named storms. 11 hurricanes. 5 major hurricanes.


RESOURCES
Buoys (Swell, wind, water temps in real time)
44065 (Northern NJ and West Long Island)
44025 (Long Island/Central NJ)
44066 (Western Atlantic) OFFLINE
Weather Maps
Ocean Charts
Windy.com (great animated North Atlantic chart)
National Hurricane Center
Additional Resources