Montauk Surf Report for Montauk New York

Good morning, it's Friday June 12th, and we're looking at a beautiful beach day ahead across the New York area. Let's dive right into what's happening in the water and on the sand.

Starting with Brooklyn's Coney Island and Manhattan Beach, we've got low rip current risk today with surf running around three feet. The water temperature is a chilly upper 60s, so a wetsuit might be your friend out there. Weather-wise, it's mostly sunny with just a chance of showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms, so the odds are in your favor for a dry day. Highs will reach the upper 80s with a heat index potentially hitting 100 degrees. Winds are light out of the west around 10 miles per hour. Saturday flips to full sun mode with low rip current risk continuing, mid-80s for the high, and similar light winds.

Down in Southern Queens at Rockaway Beach and Jacob Riis Park, conditions are similarly inviting. Low rip current risk, three-foot surf, and mostly sunny skies today. The water here is slightly cooler in the mid-60s. Highs reach the mid-80s with light westerly winds. Saturday continues the sunny trend with low rip current risk and similar temperatures.

Southern Nassau beaches including Jones Beach, Atlantic Beach, and Long Beach are showing moderate rip current risk today, so swimmers should check in with local beach patrols before heading out. Surf is around three feet with lower 60s water temperature. It'll be mostly sunny with a chance of showers, highs in the mid-80s, and a heat index in the mid-90s. Saturday improves to low rip current risk with sunny conditions and lower 80s.

Heading further east to Southwestern Suffolk at Gilgo and Robert Moses State Parks, we've got moderate rip current risk today. Surf is still around three feet with water in the upper 50s. The day breaks down as partly sunny until 11 AM, then sunny until 5 PM, then partly sunny again with just a slight chance of showers. Highs reach the lower 80s with southwest winds 10 to 15 miles per hour. Saturday calms down to low rip current risk with sunny skies and 80-degree temperatures.

At the far eastern end of our forecast area in Southeastern Suffolk, you'll find Ditch Plains, Smith Point, and surrounding beaches with moderate rip current risk. This is where we see the biggest surf of the day at around four feet, and the water is notably colder in the upper 50s. Conditions are mostly cloudy until 9 AM with patchy fog, then mostly sunny thereafter. Highs reach the lower 80s with light southwest winds. Saturday brings low rip current risk, three-foot surf, and sunny conditions.

Looking ahead to the extended outlook, Sunday brings partly to mostly sunny skies across the board with a chance of showers developing. Temperatures drop into the upper 70s to lower 80s depending on your location, and south winds pick up around 15 miles per hour. Monday stays mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 70s and westerly winds. Tuesday closes out the work week with mostly sunny to partly sunny conditions, a slight chance of showers, and highs in the lower 70s.

Overall, today's a fantastic beach day with plenty of sunshine and warm temperatures. Keep an eye on the moderate rip current risk at the Nassau and Suffolk beaches, always swim near a lifeguard, and don't forget that sunscreen because UV levels are very high today. Saturday continues the winning streak, so there's no better time than now to hit your favorite beach.

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Good morning, surfers and beach lovers. Here's your New York surf zone forecast for Thursday, June 11th through Monday, June 15th.

Let's start with today. The swell is running around three to four feet across most of the region, with the best waves showing up out in southeastern Suffolk where you're looking at about four feet. The water temperature is chilly this morning, ranging from the upper fifties out east to the upper sixties over in Brooklyn. It's going to be a partly to mostly cloudy day with highs in the lower to mid eighties, though it'll feel closer to one hundred with the heat index factored in. That UV index is very high, so grab the sunscreen before you paddle out. Winds are light to moderate, coming from the southwest around ten to fifteen miles per hour. Here's the thing though: rip currents are moderate across all beaches today. That means life-threatening rip currents are possible in the surf zone. If you're heading out, check in with the local beach patrol first, stay within sight of a lifeguard, and never go in alone or at night. All the low tides are happening mid-morning, with high tides rolling in around five o'clock this evening.

Moving into Friday, conditions improve significantly. The rip current risk drops to low, which is much better news for swimmers and surfers. The swell stays consistent at around three to four feet, and those southwest winds lighten up to just five to ten miles per hour. It'll be mostly sunny until five in the afternoon, then clouds roll in for the evening. Highs stay in the low to mid eighties, though the heat index won't be quite as intense as today. You've got another low tide around eleven thirty in the morning and a high tide late in the afternoon.

Saturday looks excellent. Sunny skies, northwest winds around ten miles per hour, and highs in the upper seventies to low eighties. This is a great day to be outside, whether you're in the water or just enjoying the beach.

Sunday brings mostly sunny conditions with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly in the afternoon. Highs remain in the upper seventies to mid eighties depending on where you are. South winds pick up a bit to around fifteen miles per hour in spots.

Wrapping up the week, Monday is partly sunny with highs in the mid to upper seventies. West winds around ten miles per hour will keep things comfortable.

Bottom line: get in the water today if you can handle the moderate rip current risk and that chilly water, but Friday is looking like an even better option with calmer conditions and lower hazard levels. The weekend's shaping up to be fantastic beach weather overall. Stay safe out there.

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# New York Surf Zone Forecast - Wednesday June 10th through Sunday

Good morning! Here's your New York surf zone forecast brought to you by the National Weather Service.

Starting with today, we're looking at consistent conditions across all our beach zones with moderate rip current risk and surf heights hovering around three to four feet depending on where you are. The water temperature is chilly, ranging from the lower sixties out east to the upper sixties closer to Brooklyn. Very High UV Index today, so get that sunscreen on before you head out.

Weather-wise, expect mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving through. Brooklyn and Queens are looking at moderate thunderstorm potential, while our friends out in southeastern Suffolk will see just a slight chance. Temperatures will reach the lower to mid seventies, and winds are coming from the south at around ten to fifteen miles per hour. It's not the warmest day we'll see this week, but it's still a solid beach day if you can work around those occasional showers.

Moving into Thursday, things are warming up nicely. Highs will climb into the mid to upper eighties for western zones, with southeastern areas settling in the lower eighties. Partly sunny skies, moderate thunderstorm potential across the board, and still that moderate rip current risk. Surf heights remain steady around four feet, and winds shift to the southwest, calming down to around ten miles per hour. Brooklyn's expecting a max heat index in the upper nineties, so you'll want to cool off in the water.

Friday looks like our best beach day of the forecast period. We're calling for mostly sunny conditions with only a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms. The severe weather threat really backs off. Highs range from the mid seventies out east to the mid eighties closer to the city. Surf heights start dropping slightly, and winds remain light from the southwest.

Saturday continues the sunny trend with mostly sunny skies across all zones and highs in the upper seventies to mid eighties. Northwest winds around ten miles per hour will give us a nice refreshing breeze. This is shaping up to be an excellent beach day.

Wrapping up the week on Sunday, we've got sunny conditions nearly everywhere with highs in the mid to upper seventies. Southwest winds around ten miles per hour and that moderate rip current risk remains a concern, so remember to check in with your local lifeguards before entering the water.

Throughout this entire forecast period, keep in mind that moderate rip current risk means life-threatening rip currents are possible in the surf zone. If you're planning to enter the water, always check with local beach patrols first. Swim within sight of a lifeguard, never alone, and never at night. If you do get caught in a rip current, remember to relax and float. Don't swim against the current. Instead, swim parallel to the shore if you can, and if you're unable to escape, face the shore and signal for help.

So there you have it. We start cooler with afternoon storms, warm up nicely by Thursday, and finish the week with beautiful sunny conditions. Get out there and enjoy New York's beaches, but stay safe and respect the ocean. This has been your New York surf zone forecast.

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Good morning, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Tuesday, June 9th, 2026.

If you're thinking about hitting the beach today, listen up because conditions are looking pretty wild out there. We've got a HIGH RIP CURRENT RISK in effect through this evening across most of our beaches, so this is serious business. The National Weather Service is basically saying that life-threatening rip currents are likely for anyone entering the surf zone. If you do decide to go in the water, you absolutely need a flotation device with you and you need to stay near a lifeguard. No exceptions.

On the bright side, it's going to be a gorgeous day weatherwise. Expect plenty of sunshine with highs in the mid-70s, though it'll feel a bit cooler than that in the water. Speaking of which, water temperatures are running in the upper 60s on the north shore beaches and around 60 degrees out east, so you might want to consider a wetsuit depending on your cold tolerance.

The waves are going to be running around 3 to 4 feet for most of the area, with slightly smaller 2 to 3 foot surf further east near the Hamptons. Winds will be coming from the south and southwest at 10 to 15 miles per hour, helping to maintain that chop throughout the day. One thing to watch out for is the UV index, which is hitting VERY HIGH levels today, so definitely get that sunscreen on before you head out.

Now let's talk about tomorrow, Wednesday. The rip current risk is dropping down to MODERATE, which is better but still means you should check with the local beach patrols before entering the water. Conditions are changing a bit as we transition into the midweek pattern. Expect mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms rolling through. The waves will be calming down to around 3 feet or so, and it'll be slightly cooler with highs in the lower 70s.

Looking ahead to the rest of the week, Thursday is shaping up to be partly sunny with warmer temperatures climbing into the upper 80s in Brooklyn and the lower 80s further east. There's a chance of showers and thunderstorms, so keep an eye on the forecast if you're planning to be outside. Friday clears things out nicely with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid-80s closer to the city, with upper 70s out on Long Island. There's just a slight chance of showers.

And finally, Saturday wraps up the week looking mostly sunny and pleasant. Highs will be in the mid-80s across Brooklyn and working down to the mid-70s out east. Another slight chance of showers is in the forecast, but overall it should be a pretty decent beach day if you can make it out there.

So bottom line for today: Beautiful weather, but treat those rip currents with serious respect. Swim near a lifeguard, bring flotation, and don't take chances. By tomorrow, things get friendlier, and by the weekend you're looking at some nice beach weather. Stay safe out there!

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Good morning! Here's your New York surf zone forecast for Monday, June eighth.

We're looking at a beautiful start to the week across the entire region. Today expect three to four foot waves with moderate rip current risk, so check in with your local lifeguards before heading into the water. The water temperature ranges from the upper fifties out east to the mid sixties in Brooklyn, so a light wetsuit might be worth considering. It's going to be mostly sunny out there with that very high UV index, so definitely grab the sunscreen. Highs will reach the lower seventies, and we're looking at light northeast winds becoming southeast this afternoon.

Tuesday is shaping up even nicer. Surf will dial back slightly to two to three feet, which is still plenty of fun, especially for newer surfers. The rip current risk stays moderate, so stay aware. We'll see sunny skies throughout the day with highs in the upper seventies across most zones. Southwest winds at ten to fifteen miles per hour should give us some nice conditions.

Looking ahead to the middle of the week, things get a bit more unsettled. Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and slight thunderstorm potential. We're expecting highs in the mid to upper seventies with south to southwest winds around fifteen miles per hour depending on your location.

Thursday stays mostly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving through. Highs will climb into the eighties, which is pretty nice for early June. Southwest winds continue around ten to fifteen miles per hour.

And wrapping up the week on Friday, we'll see mostly sunny skies with just a slight chance of showers and storms. Highs will be in the mid to upper seventies.

So whether you're heading out today or planning a few sessions this week, get out there and enjoy it. Conditions are looking solid!

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Good morning! Here's your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, June seventh.

We're looking at a beautiful beach day across all the New York beaches today with sunny skies and temperatures reaching the lower eighties in Brooklyn and Queens, while the eastern zones will be a touch cooler in the upper seventies. Water temperatures are cool, ranging from the upper fifties out east to the mid sixties in Brooklyn, so you'll want to consider a wetsuit if you're planning an extended session.

Surf heights are consistent across the board at around three feet, and while the waves won't be anything to write home about, the conditions should be manageable. However, there's an important heads up regarding rip currents. A moderate risk is in effect for all zones today, which means life-threatening rip currents are definitely possible in the surf zone. If you're planning to get in the water, make sure you check with local beach patrols first, stay within sight of a lifeguard, and never swim alone or at night. Remember, if you do get caught in a rip current, stay calm, relax and float, and avoid fighting the current.

Winds today are light and from the west at ten to fifteen miles per hour, which should help keep conditions pretty clean. The UV index is very high, so slather on that sunscreen no matter what. Thunderstorm potential is none, so you won't have to worry about pop-up storms interrupting your beach day.

Now, moving into Monday, we're looking at a significant improvement in rip current conditions. That risk drops to low across all zones, though remember that life-threatening rip currents can always occur near groins, jetties, reefs, and piers. Surf heights hold steady at three feet, and it'll be mostly sunny with temperatures dropping into the lower seventies in Brooklyn and Queens, and the upper sixties out on the eastern end. Winds will be northeast around ten miles per hour in the morning, becoming southeast in the afternoon, which should create some pleasant, light conditions.

Looking ahead to Tuesday, expect sunny skies with highs in the upper sixties to mid seventies depending on which zone you're at. Southwest winds around ten miles per hour will keep it comfortable.

Wednesday brings mostly sunny conditions with a slight chance of showers. Temperatures climb back into the lower eighties in Brooklyn, while the other zones will see lower seventies. South winds around ten to fifteen miles per hour.

By Thursday, we're looking at mostly sunny to partly sunny skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms moving in. Highs will range from the upper seventies in the western zones to around eighty further east. Southwest winds around ten to fifteen miles per hour.

So there you have it. Grab your board for today's sunny session, keep an eye on those rip currents, and enjoy what looks like a pretty solid week of beach weather ahead. Stay safe out there!

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Good afternoon everyone, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Friday through Wednesday.

We're looking at a beautiful day to wrap up the week, but things are about to get serious out there. Today and tonight expect moderate rip current risk with surf running around two feet. It's going to be sunny with that very high UV index, so slather on the sunscreen if you're heading out. Temperatures will climb into the mid to upper eighties depending on where you are along the coast, with light south winds keeping things pleasant.

Now here's where we need to pump the brakes. Saturday is shaping up to be a seriously challenging day at the beach. A high rip current risk will be in effect from morning through evening, and we're not talking a casual warning here. Life-threatening rip currents are likely for anyone entering the surf zone. Surf heights will jump to four to five feet depending on your location, with the biggest waves expected down in southeastern Suffolk. If you're planning to visit, the National Weather Service is strongly recommending you stay out of the water entirely. If you absolutely must enter the surf, keep a flotation device with you at all times and stay near a lifeguard. Remember, if you get caught in a rip, stay calm, float, and don't fight the current. Swim parallel to shore if you can, and if you're in real trouble, face the beach and signal for help.

The good news is Sunday brings some relief. Rip current risk backs off to moderate, and surf will settle down to three to four feet. We'll see mostly sunny skies with just a slight chance of showers, and temperatures holding steady in the low to mid eighties. There's still a small possibility of high rip currents in some locations, so keep checking with your local beach patrol before you go in.

Moving into next week, conditions continue improving. Monday turns cooler and sunny with highs in the upper sixties to low seventies and east winds around ten miles per hour. Tuesday stays sunny with temps climbing a bit into the upper sixties and seventies. Wednesday wraps up the week mostly sunny and mild with highs in the low seventies and southwest winds.

Bottom line for this weekend, Saturday is a day to respect the ocean. Take it seriously, stay informed, and if you do venture out, make smart choices. For more information on rip current safety and beach conditions, visit the National Weather Service website.

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Good afternoon, I'm here with your New York area surf forecast issued Thursday, June 4th in the late afternoon.

Let's start with what's happening right now through the rest of today. If you're thinking about heading to the beach, conditions are pretty mellow out there. We're looking at surf heights around two feet across the board, with mostly sunny skies and a very high UV index, so definitely get that sunscreen on. It'll be warm too, with highs around 80 in Brooklyn and the upper 70s further east on Long Island. There's a moderate rip current risk across all our beaches, so if you do go in the water, make sure you're swimming near a lifeguard. The water temperature ranges from the mid-60s in Brooklyn down to the upper 50s out on the east end. Winds are coming from the south around 15 miles per hour, so it'll be a nice breeze to cool you off.

Now, looking ahead to Friday, we're expecting similar conditions but with a bit more kick to the waves. Surf heights will bump up to around three feet, and we'll stay mostly sunny with no thunderstorms in the forecast. Highs will be in the mid to upper 80s depending on where you are, and we're expecting light winds in the morning becoming southerly in the afternoon. There's still a moderate rip current risk, though the remarks indicate that high rip current risk is possible late in the day, so keep that in mind if you're planning an evening session.

Saturday is where things get interesting. We're expecting our best surf of the extended period with heights around four feet, and the rip current risk increases to high. This means life-threatening rip currents are likely in the surf zone, so visitors should stay out of the water. If you absolutely must enter the surf, always have a flotation device with you and stay near a lifeguard. Winds will be coming from the southwest at 10 to 20 miles per hour, and it'll be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s depending on your location.

Looking beyond the weekend, Sunday brings mostly sunny to partly sunny skies with a chance of showers and thunderstorms developing. Highs will be in the lower 80s near Brooklyn, dropping to the mid-70s further east. Winds shift to the west around 10 miles per hour. Things cool down considerably come Monday, with mostly sunny skies and highs only reaching the upper 60s to lower 70s. Northeast winds will be around 15 miles per hour. By Tuesday, we'll have sunny skies with highs in the mid to upper 60s and lighter winds from the west or northwest.

So here's the bottom line: if you're looking to get wet this week, Friday offers solid conditions before the rip current risk ramps up on Saturday. If you're experienced in heavy water, Saturday could provide some excitement with those four-foot waves, but respect the high rip current warning. The UV index is very high all three days, so protect your skin. And if you're planning to be out there, always check with your local beach patrol before entering the water.

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Good morning! Welcome to your New York surf zone forecast for Thursday, June fourth through Monday, June eighth, twenty twenty-six.

Let's start with today. Expect sunny skies across all the beaches with a very high UV index, so get that sunscreen on. Surf heights will be modest, ranging from one to two feet at the eastern beaches and around two feet closer to the city. Water temperatures are chilly, sitting in the upper fifties to mid sixties depending on your location. Winds will be light this morning out of the southwest, but they'll pick up this afternoon, especially at the eastern end, where we could see winds around fifteen miles per hour.

Now here's the important part about today's conditions: rip current risk is moderate, but here's the catch. It starts out low in the morning, so if you're heading out early, conditions are safer. As the afternoon progresses and the winds increase, the rip current risk will escalate to moderate. If you do plan to enter the water, make sure you're swimming near a lifeguard and never alone. Check with local beach patrols before you go in.

High temperatures today will range from the lower seventies out east to around eighty in Brooklyn, making for a gorgeous beach day despite the cool water.

Friday looks even better for weather. We're expecting mostly sunny skies across the board with highs in the upper seventies to mid eighties. Surf will bump up slightly to two or three feet, and winds will be light out of the southwest to south. Rip current risk remains moderate throughout the day, but here's something to watch: by late Friday evening, there's a possibility we could see high risk conditions developing. So if you're planning an evening swim, be extra cautious and definitely have a flotation device with you.

Moving into the weekend, Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the mid to upper seventies and seventies to mid eighties depending on where you are. Moderate southwest winds around ten to fifteen miles per hour will keep things relatively calm.

Sunday brings a change to the pattern. We'll see partly sunny skies but showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms moving in. Temperatures will dip a bit to the lower to mid seventies, and winds will shift to the west around ten miles per hour.

Finally, Monday wraps up our forecast period with mostly sunny skies returning and noticeably cooler conditions. Highs will drop to the upper sixties to lower seventies, and northeast winds around fifteen miles per hour will be more prominent.

One last reminder: regardless of the risk level posted, life threatening rip currents are always possible near groins, jetties, reefs, and piers, so stay aware of your surroundings. If you do get caught in a rip current, stay calm, float, and don't fight the current. Swim parallel to shore if you can, and if you need help, face the shore and signal for assistance.

Have a fantastic day at the beach!

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Good morning, surfers and beach lovers! Welcome to your New York surf zone forecast for Wednesday, June third through Sunday, June seventh, twenty twenty-six.

Let's start with today. If you're heading out this morning, you're in for a treat. We're looking at small, manageable surf with heights running one to two feet across all our zones. The rip current risk is low, which means conditions are nice and stable. The water temperature varies a bit depending on where you are. If you're heading to Brooklyn's Coney Island or Manhattan Beach, you're looking at lower sixties. Head out to the eastern end toward Smith Point or Ditch Plains, and you're dropping into the mid-fifties. Either way, bring a wetsuit. The air will warm up to the upper seventies in Brooklyn, but the further east you go, especially out toward Southampton, you're only hitting the lower seventies. Weather-wise, it's absolutely gorgeous. Sunny skies all day with very high UV, so sunscreen is essential. Winds start light from the north around five to ten mph this morning, then shift to the east and southeast by afternoon. High tide hits Coney Island at ten thirty-two in the morning, low tide at four thirteen in the afternoon.

Now jump ahead to Thursday, and things get a bit more interesting. Surf heights stay modest at around two feet, but here's where it gets important: the rip current risk jumps to moderate, especially in the afternoon. That means if you're planning to paddle out, check in with the local lifeguards first. Swim near a lifeguard, never alone, and definitely not at night. Morning should be fairly safe with low risk conditions, but once afternoon rolls around, conditions change. The sun stays out and we'll see highs in the mid-seventies to around eighty in Brooklyn. Winds are light, coming out of the southwest at just five to ten mph. High tide moves later in the day, hitting around eleven in the morning, low tide around four forty to five o'clock depending on your location.

Friday brings mostly sunny skies with a subtle warming trend. Highs reach the mid-seventies in the east, pushing toward the mid-eighties if you're in Brooklyn. Southwest winds stay light around ten mph. The water will still be chilly, so that wetsuit is staying in your bag.

Saturday looks like one of the better days. Mostly sunny again with highs in the upper seventies to upper eighties. Winds pick up slightly to around ten to fifteen mph out of the southwest. This could add a tiny bit more texture to the water, but we're still talking about small, fun waves.

Now Sunday, that's when the weekend's weather pattern changes. We shift to partly sunny skies, and showers become likely with a chance of thunderstorms rolling through. Highs drop back into the upper sixties to low eighties depending on your zone. South winds hold around ten mph. This is definitely a day to keep an eye on the radar before you head out.

Bottom line: Wednesday and Thursday are your best bets for getting quality time in the water, though make sure you're being smart about rip currents Thursday afternoon. Friday and Saturday shape up nicely too. Sunday's a bit of a toss-up with that storm system moving in.

Stay safe out there, respect the ocean, and have fun in the water!

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