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Long Beach Washington and Portland, OR Surf Report for 02-17-2025
Surf Report for the Pacific Northwest Coast
Buckle up, wave riders and beach adventurers! The Pacific Northwest is serving up some serious maritime drama this weekend. We're looking at a gnarly surf scene with waves that'll make even seasoned surfers think twice.
Long Beach, Washington is expecting monster swells ranging from 9 to 13 feet today, ramping up to a jaw-dropping 12 to 16 feet by Monday. Southwest swells are rolling in at 9 feet with a powerful 13-second period. Temperatures will hover around a chilly 50 degrees, with south winds howling at 16 miles per hour.
Oregon's coastal zones are painting a similar picture of maritime intensity. From Seaside to Lincoln City, surfers can anticipate 8 to 12-foot waves today, escalating to a thunderous 12 to 17 feet by Monday. Those offshore swells are packing serious punch - southwest waves measuring 9 feet at 12 seconds.
Meteorologically speaking, expect cloudy conditions with rain likely and a slight chance of thunderstorms. Winds will be predominantly southwest, dancing between 10 and 13 miles per hour.
But here's the critical safety alert: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are lurking. These aren't your average waves - they're maritime predators waiting to catch the unprepared off guard. A sneaker wave can surge dramatically further than expected, while rip currents create powerful underwater escape routes from the shoreline.
Bottom line? Respect the ocean. Stay vigilant, keep your distance from the water's edge, and remember - Mother Nature always wins. Stay safe, stay smart, and enjoy the raw power of the Pacific Northwest coastline.
Buckle up, wave riders and beach adventurers! The Pacific Northwest is serving up some serious maritime drama this weekend. We're looking at a gnarly surf scene with waves that'll make even seasoned surfers think twice.
Long Beach, Washington is expecting monster swells ranging from 9 to 13 feet today, ramping up to a jaw-dropping 12 to 16 feet by Monday. Southwest swells are rolling in at 9 feet with a powerful 13-second period. Temperatures will hover around a chilly 50 degrees, with south winds howling at 16 miles per hour.
Oregon's coastal zones are painting a similar picture of maritime intensity. From Seaside to Lincoln City, surfers can anticipate 8 to 12-foot waves today, escalating to a thunderous 12 to 17 feet by Monday. Those offshore swells are packing serious punch - southwest waves measuring 9 feet at 12 seconds.
Meteorologically speaking, expect cloudy conditions with rain likely and a slight chance of thunderstorms. Winds will be predominantly southwest, dancing between 10 and 13 miles per hour.
But here's the critical safety alert: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are lurking. These aren't your average waves - they're maritime predators waiting to catch the unprepared off guard. A sneaker wave can surge dramatically further than expected, while rip currents create powerful underwater escape routes from the shoreline.
Bottom line? Respect the ocean. Stay vigilant, keep your distance from the water's edge, and remember - Mother Nature always wins. Stay safe, stay smart, and enjoy the raw power of the Pacific Northwest coastline.
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By Quiet. PleaseSurf Report for the Pacific Northwest Coast
Buckle up, wave riders and beach adventurers! The Pacific Northwest is serving up some serious maritime drama this weekend. We're looking at a gnarly surf scene with waves that'll make even seasoned surfers think twice.
Long Beach, Washington is expecting monster swells ranging from 9 to 13 feet today, ramping up to a jaw-dropping 12 to 16 feet by Monday. Southwest swells are rolling in at 9 feet with a powerful 13-second period. Temperatures will hover around a chilly 50 degrees, with south winds howling at 16 miles per hour.
Oregon's coastal zones are painting a similar picture of maritime intensity. From Seaside to Lincoln City, surfers can anticipate 8 to 12-foot waves today, escalating to a thunderous 12 to 17 feet by Monday. Those offshore swells are packing serious punch - southwest waves measuring 9 feet at 12 seconds.
Meteorologically speaking, expect cloudy conditions with rain likely and a slight chance of thunderstorms. Winds will be predominantly southwest, dancing between 10 and 13 miles per hour.
But here's the critical safety alert: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are lurking. These aren't your average waves - they're maritime predators waiting to catch the unprepared off guard. A sneaker wave can surge dramatically further than expected, while rip currents create powerful underwater escape routes from the shoreline.
Bottom line? Respect the ocean. Stay vigilant, keep your distance from the water's edge, and remember - Mother Nature always wins. Stay safe, stay smart, and enjoy the raw power of the Pacific Northwest coastline.
Buckle up, wave riders and beach adventurers! The Pacific Northwest is serving up some serious maritime drama this weekend. We're looking at a gnarly surf scene with waves that'll make even seasoned surfers think twice.
Long Beach, Washington is expecting monster swells ranging from 9 to 13 feet today, ramping up to a jaw-dropping 12 to 16 feet by Monday. Southwest swells are rolling in at 9 feet with a powerful 13-second period. Temperatures will hover around a chilly 50 degrees, with south winds howling at 16 miles per hour.
Oregon's coastal zones are painting a similar picture of maritime intensity. From Seaside to Lincoln City, surfers can anticipate 8 to 12-foot waves today, escalating to a thunderous 12 to 17 feet by Monday. Those offshore swells are packing serious punch - southwest waves measuring 9 feet at 12 seconds.
Meteorologically speaking, expect cloudy conditions with rain likely and a slight chance of thunderstorms. Winds will be predominantly southwest, dancing between 10 and 13 miles per hour.
But here's the critical safety alert: Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are lurking. These aren't your average waves - they're maritime predators waiting to catch the unprepared off guard. A sneaker wave can surge dramatically further than expected, while rip currents create powerful underwater escape routes from the shoreline.
Bottom line? Respect the ocean. Stay vigilant, keep your distance from the water's edge, and remember - Mother Nature always wins. Stay safe, stay smart, and enjoy the raw power of the Pacific Northwest coastline.