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NJ SURF REPORT
THURSDAY 4 JUNE 2026
Surf Alert
2ft+ ESE combo swell. Light to moderate W/WNW/WSW wind. Fair-good form.
NOTE: Fun, user-friendly surf at most spots.
CONDITIONS ADVISORY: A few breaks are seeing larger sets.
WATER TEMP: 56-58 degrees* (see below)
WEATHER ADVISORY: N/A
FLOODING ADVISORY: N/A
CROWD ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
ARVO-EVENING
Fair-Poor
2ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Wind turns S by late morning-early arvo and gradually increases, resulting in gradually deteriorating conditions.
NOTE: South wind comes up sooner in Southern NJ.
CONDITIONS ADVISORY: Hit it before the wind switch.
WATER TEMP: 56-58 degrees* (see below)
WEATHER ADVISORY: Monitor your local wind.
FLOODING ADVISORY: N/A
CROWD ADVISORY: N/A
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
WATER TEMP
Water temp: 56-58 degrees*
*ADVISORY: Some areas of much colder water (48 degrees otr colder)
Wetsuit: A 3/2 or 4/3mm fullsuit & 3mm boots are recommended. Keep your 3mm gloves handy.
FORECAST OVERVIEW
Late Week-Weekend
Surf Alert*
Lingering, user-friendly surf on Thursday and Friday from a stalled frontal system
in the Western Atlantic. High pressure over the East Coast will keep our morning
winds cooperative for most spots in NJ.
This swell will increase a bit over the weekend as that system shifts closer to our
window.
*NOTE: As we head deeper into the summer and as the days get warmer, expect
the southerly trade winds to pick up and blow out the surf by late morning or early
arvo. As usual for summer, your best opportunity for clean surf will be the early
morning, before the southerly trades become a problem.
Check out the 72 Hour Forecast below for details
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
LONG RANGE FORECAST
NEXT WEEK
See below for details
Onshore wind and poor surf early next week. As of now, things are looking small
through next week.
NOTE: Reliable data beyond 48 hours is unavailable. Stay tuned.
Check out the Long Range Forecast below for details
COACHING SCHEDULE: Click HERE for details
X-FACTORS
Weather data from NOAA beyond 48 hours is unavailable, and I am hoping that
this is a temporary problem because by far this is the most reliable source for
weather data.
Stay tuned.
TROPICAL UPDATE
The 2026 Hurricane Season started on 1 June. Details below.
Check out the Tropical Update below for details.
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FRIDAY 5 JUNE 2026
Surf Alert
2ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Light to moderate W wind early, gradualluy turns SW
then S by late morning or early arvo so conditions slowly deteriorate afterward.
NOTE: Fun, user-friendly surf. Wind turns south in Southern NJ earlier.
ADVISORY: N/A
WEATHER ADVISORY: Monitor your local wind.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County 2ft+ SE/ESE combo swell with offshore (W) wind
early. Wind gradually turns sideshore and gradually increases.
NOTE: Larger surf further south but S wind becomes problematic sooner. Hit it early regardless of location.
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots: 2ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Light offshore (W) wind early, but
swings sideshore (SW then S) by mid to late morning.
NOTE: Hit it early before the wind switch
South-facing spots: 2ft+ SE/ESE combo swell. Sideshore (W) wind early, turns
onshore (SW then S) by mid to late morning.
NOTE: Poor surf
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+ ESE groundswell and SE windswell mix. NOTE: Some spots in Southern NJ could see slightly larger surf.
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WIND See above for details.
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TIDE Minimal tide swings increase your window of surfability.
Check your Local Tide Chart for details
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WEATHER ADVISORY Monitor your local wind.
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY Some spots could see somewhat larger surf
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CROWD ADVISORY Expect crowds, especially at premiere spots.
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Fish, Performance Midlength or Longboard
SATURDAY 6 JUNE 2026
SURF ALERT*
2-3ft+ ESE/SE combo swell. Light to moderate SW or WSW wind early.
*NOTE: Conflicting wind forecasts have the wind turning WSW and increasing by
mid to late morning OR turning S (and increasing) around the same time.
*NOTE: Expect larger surf at some spots futher south
*ADVISORY: Increased surf. Stronger littoral and rip currents.
*WEATHER ADVISORY: Monitor your local wind after 10am
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County 2-3ft+ ESE/SE combo swell. Light-moderate SW or WSW wind early.
*NOTE: Inconclusive wind data after 9am.
NOTE: Bigger surf in Southern Ocean County. Cleaner surf further north.
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots: 2-3ft+ ESE/SE combo swell. Light-moderate sideshore/offshore (SW or WSW) wind early.
*NOTE: Inconclusive wind data after 9am.
South-facing spots: 2ft+ ESE/SE combo swell. Onshore (SW or S) wind.
NOTE: Poor form. Monitor your local wind data.
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+ ESE groundswell and short-period S/SE windswell mix. *NOTE: Surf could be bigger at some spots. Monitor your local data and conditions.
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WIND Light to moderate SW or WSW wind early.
NOTE: Inconclusive wind data after 9am. Monitor your local wind data.
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TIDE Minimal tide swings increases your window of surfability
Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
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WEATHER ADVISORY Monitor your local wind forecast
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY *Potential for larger than predicted surf and increased littoral and rip currents. Monitor your local wind data.
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CROWD ADVISORY Expect weekend crowds likely, especially at premiere spots. Expect many to be out of their skill range.
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Shortboard, Fish, Performance Midlength or Longboard (depending on location and time).
SUNDAY 7 JUNE 2026
SURF ALERT*
2-3ft SE/SSE windswell. Light and variable wind early. *Wind data after 11am remains inconclusive.
*NOTE: Monitor your local wind data
NOTE: Bigger surf further south. Wind data varies. Long rights at east-facing spots.
ADVISORY: Increased littoral drift and rip currents.
WEATHER ADVISORY: Scattered showers possible.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
Monmouth/Ocean County 2-3ft+ SE/SSE windswell. Light and variable wind early. Monitor your local wind after 11am.
NOTE: Bigger surf in Southern Ocean County.
Atlantic/Cape May County
East-facing spots: 2-3ft+ SE/SSE windswell. Light & variable wind early. Monitor your local wind after 11am.
NOTE: Good form early. Watch the flags at your local after 10am.
South-facing spots: 2-3ft+ SE/SSE windswell. Light wind with good form early.
NOTE: Monitor your local wind post 11am.
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 2-3ft+ SE/SSE windswell.
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WIND See above for details.
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TIDE Minimal tide swings increase your window of surfability.
Check your Local Tide Chart for details.
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WEATHER ADVISORY Scattered showers possible
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CONDITIONS ADVISORY Increased littoral and rip currents.
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CROWD ADVISORY Expect weekend crowds, especially at premiere spots, many will be out of the skil range.
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BEST BOARD FOR TODAY Fish, Performance Midlength or Longboard
NEXT WEEK
See below
Lingering surf early next week but watching wind data for windows for a window of surfability. Surf predicted to drop through Friday.
Check out the LONG RANGE FORECAST below for details.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click here for details
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New swell builds early next week
See below for details
8-12 June 2026
Surf Alert?
Onshore wind and building surf on Monday. Watching for a window of surfability on
Tuesday. Small surf in the forecast mid to late week yet it's early to make concrete predicitons now. Stay tuned.
Check out the 96 Hour Atlantic Forecast Map HERE for details.
COACHING SCHEDULE Click HERE for details
FORECASTERS NOTE
FORECAST OBSERVATIONS
Spring is notoriously consistent with surf so take advantage of any swell event that comes through before the summer doldrums shut the party down.
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A slow start to the 2026 Hurricane Season
2026 Predictions
With the Super El Nino in the forecast for later this year, we can expect a less than stellar tropical season. This is because El Nino patterns bring enhanced
wind shear in the Atlantic Basin, decapitating most storms at the Equator before they get a chance to develop. See the predictions below.
2026 HURRICANE SEASON PREDICTIONS
13 named storms.
6 hurricanes.
2 major hurricanes. Accurate.
FORECASTERS NOTES
El Nino seasons are usually not great for the US East Coast but it does not
mean that the US East Coast won't see tropical swell activity. For example, systems that move into the Gulf of Mexico then swing northeast into the Atlantic
are fairly common can bring solid surf to our region.
This is certainly a wait-and-see situation. Stay tuned.
Current Map
RESOURCES
Buoys (Swell, wind, water temps in real time)
44065 (Northern NJ and West Long Island)
44025 (Long Island/Central NJ)
44066 (Western Atlantic) Permanently Offline
Weather Maps
Ocean Charts
Windy.com (great animated North Atlantic chart)
National Hurricane Center
Additional Resources