Montauk Surf Report for Montauk New York

Good morning, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, September 28th, brought to you by the National Weather Service.

Across all our beaches today, conditions are looking pretty mellow out there. We're talking consistent two-foot surf throughout the morning and afternoon, which means it's a great day to get in the water if you're looking for some chill waves without too much power.

The rip current risk is low across the board, but remember that life-threatening rips can always pop up near groins, jetties, reefs, and piers, so keep your eyes open and always swim near a lifeguard.

Let's break down what's happening at each zone:

Over in Brooklyn, including Coney Island and Manhattan Beach, expect mostly cloudy skies until nine in the morning, then clearing out to sunshine. We're looking at an upper 70s high, light south winds around five miles per hour, and water temps in the lower 70s. High tide at Coney Island comes at 12:39 PM.

Head out to Southern Queens and you'll find Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach partly sunny until noon, then sunny skies take over. Slightly cooler with mid-70s highs, and the winds are shifting from southeast to south as we move through the day. East Rockaway Inlet has a low at 6:06 in the morning and high tide at 12:36 PM.

Southern Nassau beaches, including Atlantic Beach, Long Beach, and Jones Beach, will be partly sunny until one PM before clearing out completely. Mid-70s for the high, with winds starting light southeast and turning southwest by afternoon. Jones Inlet's high tide is at 12:23 PM.

Moving further east to Southwestern Suffolk at Gilgo and Robert Moses, mostly cloudy conditions hang around until noon, then sunshine takes hold. Mid-70s again, with light east winds becoming southwest. Fire Island Inlet reaches high tide at 12:04 PM.

And finally, out at Southeastern Suffolk covering Smith Point, Cupsogue, and Hither Hills, mostly cloudy skies prevail until one PM before the sun breaks through. Mid-70s for your high temperature, water's a touch cooler at upper 60s, and again we're seeing southeast winds becoming southwest. Shinnecock Inlet peaks at high tide 12:31 PM.

The UV index is moderate everywhere, so grab some sunscreen. There's no thunderstorm potential today, sunrise is around 6:45 to 6:48 depending on where you are, and sunset falls between 6:37 and 6:45.

This is the last forecast of the year, so make the most of these calm conditions. If you do head into the water, always keep a flotation device with you and stay near a lifeguard. If you get caught in a rip current, stay calm, float, and swim parallel to shore. Have a great Sunday out there.

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Good morning, this is your Sunday, September 28th surf zone forecast for New York beaches brought to you by the National Weather Service.

Well folks, summer's official farewell is here, and Mother Nature's decided to give us one last gift before we close the beach book for the year. Across all our New York beaches today, we're looking at consistent conditions that are practically tailor-made for a casual day by the water.

Let's talk waves first. Whether you're heading to Coney Island, Rockaway, Jones Beach, or all the way out to the East End, we're looking at surf heights holding steady around two feet throughout the day. It's not going to blow anyone away, but it's that perfect size for wading, swimming, and soaking up one final summer vibe before autumn really digs in.

The rip current risk is low everywhere, which means you can focus less on water safety concerns and more on enjoying the day. That said, always remember that rip currents can still develop near groins, jetties, and piers, so keep your eyes open and swim near a lifeguard if you're planning to take a dip.

Now for the weather. We're starting mostly cloudy or partly sunny depending on which beach you choose, but here's the good news, the sun is sticking around. As we move through the morning into early afternoon, skies will transition to mostly sunny or straight up sunny across the board. No thunderstorms are in the picture either, so you won't be dodging any surprise showers.

Temperatures are looking pleasant, ranging from the mid to upper seventies as highs, with water temperatures in the upper sixties to lower seventies. Winds are light, coming in around five miles per hour from the south and southeast in the morning, then shifting southwest as the afternoon rolls on. That light breeze means the water will be glassy and calm, perfect conditions for those who prefer a gentler ocean experience.

The UV index is moderate today, so bring some sunscreen along. We've got excellent sunrise times between six forty-one and six forty-eight in the morning, and sunsets between six thirty-seven and six forty-five in the evening, giving you plenty of daylight to work with.

Tides are all reaching their highs around midday, roughly between twelve and one o'clock depending on your location. Perfect timing if you're planning a beach day in the afternoon.

So there you have it. Light winds, calm seas, sunny skies, and comfortable temperatures make today an absolutely perfect finale to the summer season. Whether you're looking to catch one last swim or just want to stroll the beaches with your toes in the sand, this is the day to do it. Get out there and enjoy it, because as this forecast reminds us, this is the last official surf zone forecast of the year.

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Good morning, this is your Sunday surf report for the New York beaches. We're looking at a beautiful finish to September with mostly sunny skies developing throughout the day and moderate UV conditions, so definitely grab that sunscreen if you're heading out.

Surf conditions across the board are running small, with waves around two feet across all our beaches. That means today's not going to be pumping for surfers, but it's a great day to get in the water if you're just looking to cool off and enjoy the ocean.

Let's talk safety first. Rip current risk is low today across all beaches, which is always good news. However, remember that life-threatening rip currents can pop up near groins, jetties, reefs, and piers even when overall risk is low. If you do find yourself caught in a current, stay calm, relax and float, and avoid fighting directly against it. Instead, swim parallel to shore if you can, and always swim near a lifeguard.

Starting in Brooklyn, Coney Island and Manhattan beaches will be mostly cloudy until about nine in the morning before clearing up. Expect a high near eighty with light south winds around five miles per hour. High tide at Coney Island comes in at twelve thirty-nine in the afternoon. Water temps are in the lower seventies, so it'll feel refreshing but not shocking.

Heading over to Southern Queens, Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway will start partly sunny before becoming fully sunny around noon. Winds shift from southeast to south as the day progresses, and we're looking at highs in the mid seventies. The water stays in the lower seventies here as well. East Rockaway Inlet has a low tide early this morning at six oh-six, with the high tide rolling in around twelve thirty-six.

Down in Southern Nassau, beaches like Jones Beach and Lido Beach will see partly sunny conditions until around one in the afternoon, then sunny skies for the rest of the day. Winds start off light southeast, switching to southwest as we move into the afternoon. High tide at Jones Inlet is at twelve twenty-three, and we're expecting highs in the mid seventies with water temperatures in the lower seventies.

In Southwestern Suffolk, Gilgo and Robert Moses beaches will be mostly cloudy until about noon, clearing to sunny thereafter. Winds go from light east to southwest by afternoon, and highs should reach the mid seventies. Water here is right around seventy degrees. Fire Island Inlet's high tide comes at twelve oh-four in the afternoon.

Finally, out in Southeastern Suffolk, Smith Point and Ditch Plains will transition from mostly cloudy to sunny around one o'clock. Winds follow a similar pattern, starting light southeast and becoming southwest by afternoon. Highs hit the mid seventies, though the water's a bit cooler out here in the upper sixties. High tide at Shinnecock Inlet is at twelve thirty-one.

Across all areas, sunrise is between six forty-one and six forty-eight this morning, with sunset coming between six thirty-seven and six forty-five this

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Good morning! It's Sunday, September 28th, and we're wrapping up the summer season with a beautiful day ahead at the New York beaches.

If you're heading out to catch some waves today, here's what to expect across all five surf zones. Conditions are pretty consistent from Brooklyn down to the far reaches of eastern Long Island, so let's break it down.

First, the good news: there's no thunderstorm potential anywhere today, and rip current risk is low across the entire region. That means you can focus on enjoying the water without major safety concerns beyond the usual awareness around groins, jetties, and piers.

Surf heights are running around two feet everywhere, which is modest but perfect for a mellow summer day. The water temperature ranges from the upper sixties out in Southeastern Suffolk to the lower seventies closer to Brooklyn. So depending on where you go, you might want to think about a wetsuit or just embrace the chill.

Now for the weather pattern. We're looking at mostly cloudy to partly sunny conditions early in the day, clearing to sunny skies by midday or early afternoon. Sunrise is between 6:41 and 6:48 depending on your location, and sunset comes around 6:37 to 6:45 PM. So you've got a reasonable window to get outside.

Winds are light and variable, generally five miles per hour out of the southeast in the morning, shifting to the southwest by afternoon. That gentle breeze should keep things comfortable on the beach.

High temperatures will reach the mid to upper seventies, with the warmest readings in Brooklyn and slightly cooler conditions as you head east toward the Hamptons.

The UV index is moderate everywhere, so sunscreen is still a good idea even though we're heading into fall.

Tidal windows vary by location, but high tides are clustered around noon and 12:30 PM from western Brooklyn all the way out to Shinnecock Inlet on the East End.

It's a perfect day to get outside. Whether you're swimming, surfing, or just walking the shoreline, conditions are safe and pleasant. Just remember this is the last official forecast of the year, so if you've been thinking about getting in the water, today might be your moment.

Enjoy your time at the beach!

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Good morning! We're wrapping up September with a beautiful Sunday across the New York beaches. This is the final surf zone forecast of the season, so make it count!

Conditions today are looking pretty consistent across the board. We're expecting surf heights hovering right around two feet everywhere, so don't expect any dramatic waves out there. If you're thinking about heading into the water, the rip current risk is low across all our beaches, though remember that life-threatening rip currents can always pop up near groins, jetties, reefs, and piers, so stay aware.

Water temperatures are cooling as we close out September. You're looking at the upper sixties out toward Southeastern Suffolk, climbing to the lower seventies as you head west toward Brooklyn and Queens. So you might want to keep that wetsuit close by.

The weather pattern is splitting a bit depending on where you are. In Brooklyn and southwestern Suffolk, expect mostly cloudy skies through mid-morning before the sun breaks through. Down in Southern Queens and Southern Nassau, you'll have partly sunny conditions until midday before clearing out. And if you're out on the east end in Southeastern Suffolk, you can count on mostly cloudy weather through early afternoon. Either way, sunny skies dominate the afternoon across all zones.

High temperatures today will range from the mid seventies in Southern Queens, Nassau, and southwestern Suffolk, up to the upper seventies in Brooklyn. The UV index is moderate everywhere, so throw on some sunscreen even though we're late in the month.

Winds will be very light and variable, starting out from the southeast or east at around five miles per hour, then shifting to the southwest in the afternoon. These gentle breezes mean you won't have any dramatic conditions developing.

High tides are clustering around midday across all our beaches, ranging from just after noon in Brooklyn to a couple minutes before noon further east. If you're planning a beach day, that's something to keep in mind for your timing.

Bottom line? It's a gorgeous Sunday to enjoy the beach. Calm conditions, light winds, clearing skies, and no significant rip current risk. Water's cool but manageable. This being the final forecast of the year, get out there and soak up what could be some of the last pleasant beach weather of the season.

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Good morning! Welcome to your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, September 28th. Let's dive right in because we've got some beautiful beach weather coming your way.

Across all five zones, we're looking at consistent small surf around two feet with light winds that'll keep things clean and manageable. The rip current risk is low everywhere, so you can feel confident heading into the water, though remember to always keep an eye out around those groins, jetties, and piers where stronger currents can still develop.

Starting in Brooklyn with Coney Island and Manhattan Beach, expect mostly cloudy skies until about nine in the morning, then it clears out to sunny. High temperatures climbing to the upper seventies with light south winds around five miles per hour. Sunrise is at six forty-eight, sunset at six forty-five. High tide at Coney Island comes in at twelve thirty-nine PM.

Over in Southern Queens covering Jacob Riis Park and Rockaway Beach, you're looking at partly sunny conditions until noon, then sunny for the afternoon. It'll be a touch cooler with highs in the mid-seventies. Southeast winds around five shifting south in the afternoon. You'll have a low tide at East Rockaway Inlet early at six-oh-six AM, then high tide at twelve thirty-six PM.

Down in Southern Nassau at Atlantic Beach, Long Beach, Lido Beach, and Jones Beach, partly sunny until one PM transitioning to sunny. Again, mid-seventies for the high with southeast winds becoming southwest. High tide at Jones Inlet occurs at twelve twenty-three PM. The water temperature here is in the lower seventies, which is pretty pleasant for late September.

Moving further east to Southwestern Suffolk at Gilgo and Robert Moses, mostly cloudy until noon then sunny skies take over. Mid-seventies again with light east winds becoming southwest in the afternoon. Water temperatures hovering right around seventy degrees. Fire Island Inlet hits high tide at twelve-oh-four PM.

Finally, out in Southeastern Suffolk covering Smith Point, Cupsogue, Hither Hills, and Ditch Plains, mostly cloudy until one PM before clearing to sunny. Highs in the mid-seventies with southeast winds shifting southwest. Water temperatures here are slightly cooler in the upper sixties. Shinnecock Inlet high tide comes at twelve thirty-one PM.

The UV index is moderate across the board, so sunscreen is definitely your friend today. There's zero thunderstorm potential, making this a very safe and stable beach day.

All five zones are reporting this as the final forecast of the season, so if you're thinking about getting out there, today looks like an excellent choice. Light winds, calm seas, sunny skies, and manageable temperatures make for a perfect end-of-September beach day. Get out there and enjoy it!

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Good morning, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, September 28th, brought to you by the National Weather Service.

Across all our beaches today, we're looking at pretty mellow conditions overall. Surf heights are running around two feet consistently from Brooklyn all the way out to the eastern end of Long Island, so whether you're heading to Coney Island, Rockaway, Jones Beach, or even the Hamptons, you're getting the same small swell situation.

The good news is rip current risk is low across the board, which means conditions are relatively calm. That said, always remember that rip currents can pop up anywhere near groins, jetties, or piers, so stay aware out there.

Now let's talk weather. We're looking at a gradual clearing trend this morning. Brooklyn and Kings will see mostly cloudy skies until around 9 AM before clearing out. Queens beaches will be partly sunny until noon, and down on the South Shore and eastern Suffolk, expect mostly cloudy conditions lingering until about noon to one PM. After that, everyone gets sunshine for the afternoon. Perfect beach day setup.

Temperatures today are pleasant, hovering in the mid to upper 70s, with highs reaching the upper 70s in Brooklyn and mid 70s everywhere else. Winds are light and variable, starting out of the southeast to east at around five miles per hour and shifting to the south or southwest as we move through the afternoon. These calm winds mean you won't get any wind chop messing up what little swell we have.

Water temperatures are in the lower 70s for most spots, with the eastern end of Suffolk running slightly cooler in the upper to mid 60s. Still swimmable if you're brave enough to venture in.

We've got no thunderstorm potential today and UV levels are moderate, so grab some sunscreen if you're planning to spend extended time outside.

High tides are happening around midday at various inlets, with Coney Island seeing its high at 12:39 PM, East Rockaway at 12:36 PM, Jones Inlet at 12:23 PM, Fire Island Inlet at 12:04 PM, and Shinnecock Inlet at 12:31 PM.

So there you have it. Light winds, small surf, low rip current risk, and clearing skies make for a pretty nice beach day. Just remember to stay near a lifeguard, watch out for rip currents in the danger zones, and have a great time out there. This has been your National Weather Service surf zone forecast.

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Good morning, this is your Sunday surf forecast for the New York area, brought to you by the National Weather Service. It's September 28th, and we've got some beautiful beach weather heading your way today.

Let's start with the conditions across all our zones. Rip current risk is low everywhere, which means you can get in the water without major concerns about dangerous currents. That said, always keep an eye out near groins, jetties, and piers where rip currents can still develop unexpectedly.

The surf is going to be small but fun, running around two feet across all zones. It's not going to be epic, but it's perfect for wading, swimming, and enjoying the water. Water temperatures are hovering in the upper 60s to lower 70s depending on where you are, so you might want a light wetsuit or be prepared for a bit of a chill.

Now here's the good news about the weather. Most zones are starting off mostly cloudy or partly sunny, but by midday everything clears out to sunny skies. Expect that cloud cover to burn off sometime between noon and 1 PM depending on your location. It's going to be a gorgeous afternoon out there.

Temperatures are climbing to the mid to upper 70s, with Brooklyn seeing the warmest conditions reaching the upper 70s. Winds are going to be very light, starting out of the southeast to east at around five miles per hour, then shifting to the southwest as we move through the afternoon. That's about as perfect as you can ask for.

UV index is moderate, so definitely get some sunscreen on before you head out. Sunrise is happening around 6:41 to 6:48 depending on how far east you are, and sunset comes around 6:37 to 6:45 PM. You've got a nice window of daylight to enjoy.

High tides are clustered right around midday, with most areas seeing their high tide between 12:04 PM and 12:39 PM. This is perfect timing if you're planning a beach day since you'll have ideal conditions during the warmest part of the day.

Finally, here's something to note, folks. This is the last forecast of the year from our office. So if you're planning to hit the beaches before we wrap up 2025, today is an absolutely fantastic day to do it. Calm conditions, sunny skies, mild temperatures, and safe water. You really can't ask for much better than that.

Get out there and enjoy it.

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Good morning, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, September 28th, brought to you by the National Weather Service. It's the final forecast of the season, so let's make the most of it.

Across all five zones from Brooklyn through the East End of Long Island, conditions are looking quite consistent and user-friendly. Rip current risk is low everywhere, so you won't have to worry about fighting dangerous currents if you decide to take a dip. Surf heights are holding steady around two feet across the board, which means small, manageable waves perfect for wading, swimming, or just cooling off.

The UV index is moderate, so slather on that sunscreen before heading out. Water temperatures are pleasant, ranging from around 70 degrees on the East End up to the lower 70s closer to the city.

Let's break down what to expect zone by zone. Starting in Brooklyn and southern Queens, expect mostly cloudy skies clearing to sunny by late morning, with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Southern Nassau and southwestern Suffolk will see similar trends with partly cloudy skies clearing to sunshine, though you might have clouds lingering until early afternoon. The most eastern zone around Southeastern Suffolk will hold onto clouds the longest, not clearing until around one PM.

Winds are quite light today, starting out of the southeast or east in the morning at around 5 miles per hour, before shifting southwest in the afternoon. This gentle breeze makes for a beautiful beach day without gusty conditions that could kick up sand or make things uncomfortable.

High temperatures will range from the mid to upper 70s, warmest in Brooklyn and coolest on the East End. There's zero thunderstorm potential anywhere, so you can leave the weather worries at home.

High tides vary slightly depending on your location, occurring between noon and 12:39 PM at various inlets and beaches. Make sure to catch the sunrise around 6:40 to 6:48 AM and enjoy your evening with sunset between 6:37 and 6:45 PM.

As always, if you enter the water, stay near lifeguards and avoid isolated swimming, especially at dawn or dusk. And remember, even with low rip current risk, stay alert around groins, jetties, and piers where currents can always be stronger.

It's a beautiful way to wrap up the forecast season. Get out there and enjoy it.

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Good morning surfers and beach lovers, this is your New York surf zone forecast for Sunday, September twenty-eighth, twenty twenty-five.

We're looking at a beautiful late September day across the entire New York coast. All five beach zones are reporting identical rip current conditions, so whether you're hitting Coney Island, Rockaway, Jones Beach, or heading out east to the Hamptons, you're looking at a low rip current risk today. Of course, always remember that life-threatening rip currents can pop up near groins, jetties, and piers, so stay aware out there.

The surf is modest across the board with consistent two-foot waves expected from Brooklyn all the way out to the eastern Suffolk beaches. Don't expect any massive swells, but it's a solid, manageable swell for everyone from beginners to experienced swimmers and paddlers.

Water temperatures are cooling down nicely as we head deeper into fall. Brooklyn and Queens beaches are sitting around the lower seventies, while down in southern Nassau it's also lower seventies. Western Suffolk near Gilgo Beach is right around seventy degrees, and if you're heading all the way out to the eastern beaches near Smith Point and Ditch Plains, expect upper sixties water temps. You might want to grab a wetsuit if you're planning an extended session out east.

Air temperatures will be pleasant, reaching the upper seventies in Brooklyn but settling into the mid-seventies across most of Long Island. The sun's going to be out today after some morning clouds clear out. Brooklyn should be mostly cloudy until nine in the morning before that sun breaks through. Southern Queens and Nassau will have partly sunny skies until around noon or one in the afternoon respectively. Out in southwestern Suffolk near Robert Moses, expect mostly cloudy conditions until noon, and over in the Hamptons, that cloud cover sticks around until about one in the afternoon before clearing to sunny skies.

Winds are light and cooperative today. We're looking at south winds around five miles per hour in Brooklyn, southeast in the morning becoming south in the afternoon for the Queens and Nassau zones. Western Suffolk starts east before swinging southwest, and the same pattern holds out in the Hamptons.

UV Index is moderate across all zones, so grab that sunscreen even though it's late September.

High tide times are clustered around mid-morning to early afternoon depending on your location. Brooklyn's seeing high tide at twelve thirty-nine in the afternoon, while Queens hits high at twelve thirty-six. Southern Nassau beaches peak at twelve twenty-three at Jones Inlet, western Suffolk at twelve oh-four at Fire Island, and the Hamptons at twelve thirty-one at Shinnecock.

Sunrise is between six forty-one and six forty-eight depending on how far east you are, with sunsets between six thirty-seven and six forty-five.

Before I go, I want to mention that this is the last official forecast of the season, so cherish this beautiful day at your favori

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