Good morning surfers and beach lovers! This is your Pacific Northwest Surf Zone Forecast for Friday, April 24th through Saturday the 25th.

Let's start up in Long Beach, Washington, where conditions are looking pretty sweet today. You're looking at five to eight foot faces with a solid northwest swell running six feet at eleven seconds. The weather is playing ball too with mostly sunny skies and temperatures hovering around sixty degrees. Winds are light out of the north at ten miles per hour, and those tides are going to give you some solid windows with a high of nearly eight feet early this morning at seven oh five. By tomorrow, expect those conditions to build slightly to six to nine feet with a northwest swell dropping to five feet but a secondary west swell kicking in at three feet and seventeen seconds. It'll stay mostly sunny with that light northwest wind backing down to just five miles per hour.

Heading down to the Oregon coast now, Seaside and Cannon Beach are sitting pretty with five to eight foot surf today under mostly sunny skies. That same northwest swell is working here at six feet with ten second periods, and you've got a nice light north wind at nine miles per hour. Temperatures around sixty degrees and tides giving you a low of just point two feet at two forty five this afternoon. Saturday looks relatively consistent at five to eight feet with similar swell patterns and that light northwest wind.

Further down the coast at Manzanita and Rockaway Beach, conditions warm up a bit with temperatures reaching sixty to sixty five degrees today. Same five to eight foot surf with the northwest swell, though winds are a touch stronger out of the northeast, building from eight to twelve miles per hour as the day progresses. Tomorrow stays in that five to eight foot range with a light northwest wind and temps cooling back to around sixty.

Finally, Lincoln City rounds out our forecast with five to eight foot conditions today under mostly sunny skies and temps around sixty to sixty five degrees. The northeast wind starts light at six miles per hour but builds to thirteen by afternoon. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies instead of sunny, but the five to eight foot surf persists with a calm north wind at just six miles per hour and steady temps around sixty.

One last important reminder as you head to the Oregon and Washington beaches: stay alert for cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents. These hazards threaten everyone on the beach, not just water users. Keep your eyes on those waves and respect the ocean's power. Have a great session out there!

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Good morning, this is your Thursday surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast, issued at six oh two AM Pacific Daylight Time.

Let's start with today's conditions. A solid northwest swell is moving in, delivering eight to twelve foot faces across Long Beach Washington and the northern Oregon beaches. If you're heading to Seaside or Cannon Beach, you'll find similar eight to twelve foot conditions with that same northwest swell running nine feet at twelve second intervals. Down the coast at Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, expect eight to eleven foot surf, while Lincoln City is looking at eight to eleven feet as well. The offshore swell is consistent across the region, so whether you're up north or down south, you've got some quality waves to work with today.

Weather-wise, partly cloudy skies will dominate the coastline with highs ranging from fifty to fifty five degrees. Winds are light, coming from the southwest at four to eight miles per hour depending on your location. There's no thunderstorm potential expected, so you won't have to worry about lightning strikes or sudden weather changes today.

Now for the tides. High tide this morning hits around six o'clock, with dramatic low tides hitting just after noon. Lincoln City is looking at a minus point four foot low tide at twelve sixteen PM, which is pretty extreme. Another high tide comes in around seven to eight PM this evening before the tide drops again.

Sunrise happens early at six fifteen to six eighteen AM, and sunset doesn't arrive until after eight PM, so you've got plenty of daylight to work with today.

Looking ahead to Friday, the swell will dial back a bit. We're expecting five to eight foot surf across the region as that northwest swell weakens to six feet at ten to eleven second intervals. The good news is Friday's looking even nicer weather-wise. Mostly sunny skies will greet you, temperatures climb to around sixty degrees, and it'll be even warmer down at Manzanita and Pacific City where highs reach sixty to sixty five. Winds shift to the northeast at five to ten miles per hour.

As always, remember that cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are constant hazards on this coast. Even if you're just watching from shore, stay vigilant and keep your eye on the waves. A sneaker wave can run up significantly further than you'd expect, and rip currents are narrow, powerful channels of water flowing outward from the beach. Respect the ocean, and you'll have an amazing time out there.

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Good morning! This is your Pacific Northwest surf zone forecast for Thursday, April 23rd through Friday the 24th.

Starting with today's conditions across the region, we're looking at solid surf in the 8 to 12 foot range with a northwest swell pushing 9 feet at 12 second intervals. If you're planning to hit the water, you're in for some fun, but definitely keep your eyes open. The weather will be partly cloudy with temperatures hovering around 50 to 55 degrees, so a wetsuit is absolutely your friend today. Winds will be light, coming from the southwest at 4 to 8 miles per hour depending on your location.

Tides are worth checking before you head out. We're seeing high tides in the morning, ranging from about 8 to 8.4 feet between 5 and 6 AM, followed by a low tide dropping near zero or slightly below around midday. Another high tide will come in around 7 to 8 PM, so plan your session accordingly. Sunrise is around 6:15 to 6:18 AM, and you'll have plenty of daylight with sunset not arriving until after 8 PM.

Moving into Friday, conditions will mellow out a bit but still offer some fun. Expect surf heights to drop to a more manageable 5 to 8 feet with the swell easing to 6 feet at 10 to 11 second periods. The weather looks mostly sunny, which is a nice bonus, and temperatures will climb slightly to around 60 to 65 degrees depending on where you are. Winds will shift to the northeast, starting light at 5 miles per hour but gradually building to around 9 to 10 miles per hour through the afternoon.

Now, before you grab your board and head for the door, I need to remind you that the Oregon and Washington coasts demand respect. Cold water is a real hazard out there, so dress appropriately. Sneaker waves are always a threat, even if you're just walking along the shoreline. These waves can run up on shore with surprising force and distance, catching unsuspecting visitors completely off guard. Rip currents are also present in the surf zone, and they're powerful, narrow channels of fast-moving water flowing outward from shore. If you find yourself caught in one, don't panic and don't fight it directly. Swim parallel to the shore until you're out of the current.

Whether you're a seasoned surfer or just enjoying a walk on the beach, stay vigilant and keep your attention on the waves and water conditions. The forecast wave heights we're providing are experimental, so use them as a guide but always trust what you see in front of you.

Have a great day on the coast, and stay safe out there!

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Good morning surfers, this is your Pacific Northwest surf forecast for Thursday April twenty-third and Friday April twenty-fourth, twenty twenty-six.

Starting with Long Beach Washington, we're looking at some solid surf conditions today with waves building to eight to twelve feet. A northwest swell at nine feet with twelve-second periods is going to be the driver, and you'll have partly cloudy skies with highs around fifty-five degrees. The wind is light out of the southwest at eight miles per hour, so conditions should feel pretty comfortable out there. High tide peaks at eight point five feet early this morning around five fifty AM, so plan accordingly. Tomorrow the swell backs off to five to eight feet as that northwest swell drops to six feet. Expect mostly sunny skies, warmer temperatures climbing to around sixty, and northeast winds at nine miles per hour.

Moving down to the Oregon coast, Seaside and Cannon Beach are also looking at eight to twelve foot faces today with that same nine-foot northwest swell. It'll be partly cloudy with highs between fifty and fifty-five degrees. The wind is very light at just four miles per hour out of the southwest, making this a really nice setup. Friday brings a slight swell reduction to five to eight feet, mostly sunny skies, and temperatures reaching sixty degrees with northeast winds developing.

Further south in Manzanita, Rockaway Beach and Pacific City, conditions are very similar with eight to eleven foot surf today under partly cloudy skies and highs around fifty-five. Tomorrow warms up nicely to sixty to sixty-five degrees with five to eight foot waves, mostly sunny weather, and light northeast winds at eight miles per hour.

Lincoln City is rounding out our forecast with identical conditions to its neighboring zones. Eight to eleven foot waves today, partly cloudy skies, highs around fifty-five, and light southwest winds. Friday improves to mostly sunny with temperatures reaching sixty to sixty-five degrees and five to eight foot waves as the swell continues to diminish.

A few important reminders as you head to the coast. Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents pose daily threats to everyone on the beach, not just those getting in the water. Sneaker waves can surge much further up the shore than expected, catching people by surprise. Rip currents are powerful channels of fast-moving water flowing away from shore. Stay vigilant, keep watching those waves and currents, and have an amazing time out there.

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Good morning, this is your Pacific Northwest surf zone forecast for Tuesday, April 14th through Wednesday, April 15th.

Let's start down south in Lincoln City, where surfers are looking at five to eight foot waves today with a northwest swell at five feet and a southwest component at three feet. The weather is mostly cloudy with rain expected, and temperatures will climb to around fifty to fifty-five degrees. Southwest winds will start at seventeen miles per hour and increase to twenty-five by afternoon. If you're heading out, note that the low tide hits at four fifty-eight in the afternoon, so plan accordingly.

Moving north to the Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City area, expect similar conditions with five to seven foot surf throughout the day. Northwest swell is running at four feet with that southwest three-footer mixing in. Winds are slightly lighter here, starting at eighteen miles per hour and topping out around twenty-five. Rain and showers are in the forecast with temperatures in the low to mid-fifties.

Over at Seaside and Cannon Beach, we're looking at five to seven foot waves as well. Northwest swell at four feet, southwest at three feet. Expect cloudy skies with rain and showers, temperatures around fifty degrees, and southwest winds gusting to twenty-eight miles per hour by afternoon. The low tide occurs around six ten in the evening.

And up in Long Beach, Washington, the surf is bumping up slightly to five to eight feet. You've got northwest swell at five feet and southwest at three feet. The weather story here includes a slight chance of thunderstorms along with rain and showers. Temperatures will be fifty to fifty-five degrees with southwest winds strengthening to twenty-seven miles per hour. High tide peaks at eleven thirty-one in the morning at nearly eight feet.

Now looking ahead to Wednesday, conditions are going to improve significantly with cleaner, more organized swell. Lincoln City, Manzanita, Rockaway, and Pacific City all step up to six to nine foot waves with a dominant northwest swell at seven feet and ten-second periods. Winds shift to the northwest at a much lighter twelve to thirteen miles per hour, which should really clean up the conditions. There's only a slight chance of thunderstorms, and temperatures will be around fifty degrees.

Seaside and Cannon Beach will see six to nine foot surf as well, with the same northwest seven-foot swell. Winds are northwest at ten to fourteen miles per hour, much lighter than today. Showers and rain continue but temperatures cool slightly to around forty-five degrees.

Long Beach, Washington steps up to seven to ten foot waves on Wednesday, featuring that robust northwest swell at eight feet with ten-second periods. The wind becomes northwest at twelve to seventeen miles per hour, and while there's a chance of thunderstorms, overall conditions look very good for wave riding.

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Good morning surfers and beach lovers. Here's your surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast brought to you by the National Weather Service in Portland.

Let's start down in Long Beach, Washington, where conditions today are looking pretty solid. You're looking at five to eight foot waves with a northwest swell running six feet at nine second intervals. It'll be mostly cloudy with a chance of showers, and the temperature will hang around fifty to fifty five degrees. Winds will be light out of the west at ten miles per hour, so conditions should stay manageable for most skill levels. Just keep an eye on those tides, with a low of three feet early this morning and highs reaching seven and a half feet mid morning and nearly eight feet late tonight.

Moving into Tuesday for Long Beach, the waves stay in that five to eight foot range with a northwest swell of five feet joining a new southwest component at three feet. That's where things get interesting though, because the winds really kick up, starting at eighteen miles per hour and ramping to twenty six by afternoon. Rain moves in with a slight chance of thunderstorms, so bring your rain gear and secure any loose items on the beach.

Heading down the coast to Seaside and Cannon Beach in Oregon, today's forecast is similar but slightly mellower. You're looking at five to seven foot surf with a northwest swell at five feet. Showers are likely today rather than just a chance, and winds are much lighter at just six miles per hour out of the west. Tuesday brings five to eight foot waves with the same swell pattern as Long Beach, but again that southwest wind kicks in, building from eighteen to twenty seven miles per hour. Rain will be steady throughout the day.

The central Oregon coast around Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City is showing five to seven foot waves today with similar northwest swell activity. Mostly cloudy skies with showers likely and a light eight mile per hour westerly breeze. Tuesday looks slightly busier with five to eight foot surf and those southwest winds developing from sixteen up to twenty four miles per hour as rain moves in.

Down around Lincoln City, you're looking at five to seven foot waves today with the same northwest five foot swell. It'll be mostly cloudy with just a chance of showers rather than likely, and winds stay light from the west at eight miles per hour. Tuesday brings five to eight foot waves again with that developing southwest wind system building from thirteen to twenty four miles per hour and rain throughout the day.

Before you head out to the beach, remember that cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents pose daily threats to everyone on the Oregon and Washington coast, not just those entering the water. Sneaker waves can run up on shore much farther than you'd expect, catching people by surprise. Rip currents are powerful narrow channels of fast moving water flowing outward from shore. Always stay vigilant, keep an eye on the condi

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Good morning! Welcome to your surf zone forecast for Sunday, April 12th through Monday the 13th.

Let's kick things off in Long Beach, Washington, where surfers can expect five to seven foot waves today with a northwest swell running four feet at ten second intervals. There's also a smaller southwest component bringing two feet at fifteen seconds. The weather looks mostly cloudy with just a slight chance of showers, so you won't need to worry about thunderstorms. High temperatures will hover around fifty to fifty-five degrees with light northwest winds at ten miles per hour. The tide will bottom out at three point nine feet early this morning around three forty-nine, peak at seven point two feet by mid-morning, then drop again to just one point one feet in the afternoon before climbing back up to seven point two feet late tonight.

Monday's looking even better for Long Beach with surf heights bumping up to five to eight feet, driven by a stronger six foot northwest swell at nine seconds. Expect mostly cloudy skies with showers likely throughout the day. Winds will shift slightly westward at ten miles per hour with highs again in the fifty to fifty-five degree range.

Heading south to Seaside and Cannon Beach in Oregon, today's conditions feature four to six foot waves under mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers. That same northwest four foot swell at ten seconds will be working the zone, with light northwest winds at eight miles per hour. Temperatures will be similar at fifty to fifty-five degrees. The tides there will run low at three point four feet this morning, high at seven feet by mid-morning, then another low of point eight feet in the afternoon.

Monday at Seaside and Cannon Beach will bring five to eight foot surf with six foot northwest swells. Showers become likely with west winds dropping to just six miles per hour. It'll be slightly cooler right around fifty degrees.

Further south at Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, today brings four to six foot waves with that consistent northwest four foot swell at ten seconds. The weather pattern mirrors the northern zones with mostly cloudy skies and a chance of showers, though temperatures edge up slightly to around fifty-five degrees with nine mile per hour northwest winds. Monday follows suit with five to eight foot waves and six foot northwest swells, showers likely, and west winds at eight miles per hour.

Finally, at Lincoln City, Oregon, today's forecast calls for four to six foot waves with a northwest four foot swell at eight seconds. Here's where things change slightly—showers are likely rather than just possible, with mostly cloudy conditions and highs around fifty-five degrees. Winds stay light from the northwest at nine miles per hour. Monday brings the same five to eight foot surf with six foot northwest swells and showers likely throughout, though winds calm to just six miles per hour from the northwest.

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Good morning, this is your surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast brought to you by the National Weather Service in Portland.

Let's start up north in Long Beach, Washington, where conditions today are looking pretty mellow. You're looking at three to five foot surf with northwest swells running three feet at eleven seconds, plus an additional one footer. It'll be mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and highs around fifty five degrees. Winds are light out of the southwest at just three miles per hour, so pretty glassy conditions overall. High tide hits at eight seventeen in the morning and again at ten eighteen tonight.

Moving south to Seaside and Cannon Beach in Oregon, similar story with three to five foot surf today. You've got northwest swells at two feet with an eleven second period, plus a two footer at eight seconds. Again, mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and around fifty five degrees for your high. Winds are nearly calm out of the southwest at one mile per hour. Your next high tide comes at eight twenty one this morning.

Down at Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, expect the same three to five foot surf, but here's where things get slightly wetter. The forecast is calling for rain likely today rather than just a chance. Again, northwest swells at two feet with eleven seconds and another two footer at seven seconds. Temperatures around fifty five and light west winds at two miles per hour. High tide this morning at seven fifty four.

Lincoln City is catching a bit more of that rain as well, with rain expected throughout the day. Three to five foot surf powered by the same northwest swell setup. It'll be around fifty five degrees with light northwest winds at three miles per hour. High tide comes early at seven twenty six this morning.

Now let's look ahead to Sunday, and conditions are definitely improving across the board. Surf heights are expected to bump up to four to six feet at all locations as a stronger northwest swell moves in at four feet with a ten second period. Winds shift to the northwest at lighter speeds, ranging from four miles per hour down south to eight miles per hour up in Long Beach. Temperatures will cool slightly to fifty to fifty five degrees.

The rain situation on Sunday varies by location. Long Beach and the Manzanita area are looking mostly cloudy with just a chance of rain, while Seaside and Cannon Beach also see a chance of rain. Lincoln City, however, is expecting rain likely to continue through the day.

A couple of important reminders as you head to the beach. Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents pose a daily threat to everyone visiting the coast, not just those in the water. A sneaker wave can surge significantly further up the beach than surrounding waves, catching you off guard. Rip currents are powerful narrow channels of fast moving water flowing seaward from shore. Always keep an eye on the waves and currents and remain vigilant while you're out there.

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Good morning, surfers and beach lovers! Here's your surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast this Friday and Saturday.

Starting with Long Beach, Washington, we're looking at a nice setup today with five to seven foot waves driven by a northwest swell at four feet with twelve second intervals. The offshore wind is light out of the southwest at just four miles per hour, which should keep conditions pretty clean. High tide peaks at seven point two feet around seven in the morning, so you'll have some solid water moving around. Expect mostly cloudy skies with just a slight chance of showers and temperatures hovering around fifty-five degrees.

Saturday at Long Beach sees conditions easing slightly to four to six feet with a lighter offshore swell. The wind stays calm from the southwest and showers become more likely as the day goes on. Temperatures drop just a bit to around fifty degrees.

Moving down the coast to Seaside and Cannon Beach, Oregon, today is shaping up with five to eight foot surf driven by a similar northwest swell. You've got a four footer at twelve seconds combined with a three footer at eight seconds. The wind is nearly calm at just two miles per hour from the southwest, making for excellent conditions. Mostly cloudy skies with a chance of showers and highs around fifty-five degrees. High tide hits seven point three feet just before seven in the morning.

Saturday at Seaside and Cannon Beach the waves drop to four to six feet with showers becoming more likely throughout the day.

Heading south to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach and Pacific City, today offers five to seven foot waves under partly cloudy skies with a light southwest wind at three miles per hour. You've got a three footer at twelve seconds and a four footer at eight seconds working together. Temperatures climb slightly to fifty-five to sixty degrees with a chance of showers. High tide comes in at six point eight feet in the early morning.

Saturday sees similar conditions with slightly calmer seas, but here's where it gets interesting—there's a slight chance of thunderstorms mixed in with the showers. Not a huge threat, but something to keep an eye on.

Finally, Lincoln City also shows five to seven foot waves today with partly cloudy skies and a light southwest wind. You're looking at a three footer at thirteen seconds and a four footer at eight seconds. Temperatures reach fifty-five to sixty degrees with a chance of showers and high tide at six point six feet early morning.

Saturday at Lincoln City follows the pattern with four to six foot waves, showers likely, and that slight chance of thunderstorms.

One important reminder as you head to the beach: watch out for cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents. These hazards pose real threats every single day, whether you're wading in the water or just walking along the shore. Sneaker waves can surge much further up the beach than you'd expect, and rip currents are powerful narrow channels of water flowing b

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Good morning from the National Weather Service Portland. Here's your surf zone forecast for Thursday, April 9th, 2026.

Starting with Long Beach, Washington, we're looking at solid conditions today with surf heights ranging from six to nine feet. You'll have a northwest swell at five feet with a nine-second period, combined with a west swell of three feet at fifteen seconds. The weather is mostly sunny with highs near fifty-five to sixty degrees and light northerly winds at eight miles per hour. High tide peaks at seven and a half feet early this morning around five forty-eight, with a low of just one point three feet at one oh five in the afternoon. A second high tide of five point nine feet arrives at eight oh nine tonight.

Moving down the coast to Seaside and Cannon Beach, Oregon, expect slightly smaller surf at five to eight feet today. The northwest swell here runs five feet at nine seconds with a secondary two-foot swell at fifteen seconds. Another mostly sunny day with highs around sixty degrees and very light northerly winds at just four miles per hour. Tides show a morning high of seven point seven feet at five fifty-three, dropping to one point two feet by one thirty-one in the afternoon.

Heading south to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, conditions remain consistent with five to eight foot surf. A northwest swell of four feet at nine seconds pairs with a three-foot swell at fifteen seconds. Mostly sunny skies, sixty-degree highs, and northwest winds at four miles per hour. The tidal range here shows a seven-point-one-foot high at five twenty-nine in the morning and a low of one point two feet around twelve forty-nine in the afternoon.

Down in Lincoln City, we're seeing similar patterns with five to eight foot waves and that same northwest swell configuration. Light winds from the northwest at three miles per hour, mostly sunny conditions, and highs near sixty degrees. The morning high tide reaches seven feet at four fifty-nine, with the low coming in at one point one foot around twelve twenty-seven.

Looking ahead to Friday, conditions will soften slightly across all zones. Long Beach expects five to eight foot surf with a northwest swell dropping to four feet at eight seconds and another four-foot swell at twelve seconds. Mostly cloudy skies develop with a chance of showers, highs around fifty-five degrees, and southwest winds at just five miles per hour.

The Oregon beaches will see five to seven foot surf on Friday as that northwest swell continues to ease. Mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers possible, highs in the mid-fifties, and very light southwest winds at three miles per hour.

Remember, cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents pose a daily threat along the coast. Stay vigilant whenever you're near the water, keep an eye on those waves, and respect the power of the ocean. This forecast was issued once per day after six in the morning with no updates expected.

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