Good morning! This is your Sunday surf forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast, brought to you by the National Weather Service. Let's dive right in.

Starting up north in Long Beach, Washington, we're looking at some solid waves today. Expect five to seven foot surf with a northwest swell of five feet at ten second intervals. It's going to be mostly cloudy with rain throughout the day, and temperatures will climb to somewhere between forty-five and fifty degrees. The wind will start light from the southwest at eight miles per hour, gradually picking up to twelve miles per hour as we move through the afternoon. Sunrise is at seven oh one, with sunset coming at seven forty. Just a heads up on the tides, we've got a low of two point eight feet early this morning at five eleven, then a high of eight point four feet at eleven oh seven in the morning.

Shifting down to Seaside and Cannon Beach on the Oregon side, conditions look quite similar today. We're still in that five to seven foot range for surf, with the same northwest swell. The weather pattern matches up with rain and mostly cloudy skies. High temperatures will be around forty-five degrees. The wind here is a bit lighter, starting from the southwest at just four miles per hour before increasing to ten. Sunrise and sunset times are identical to Long Beach.

Heading further south to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, the surf remains solid at five to seven feet. Here we'll see a light southerly wind initially at five miles per hour, building to ten by afternoon. Temperatures reach around fifty degrees. It's the same mostly cloudy with rain pattern we're seeing everywhere else today.

Down at Lincoln City, we're looking at a slightly smaller swell, four to six feet today. The offshore swell drops to four feet at ten seconds. Still mostly cloudy with rain, and we've got a gentle southerly breeze starting at three miles per hour and increasing to nine.

Now let's look ahead to Monday, and things are going to improve across the board. A stronger northwest swell is moving in with six feet of swell at eleven second intervals. This will pump up the surf heights everywhere to five to eight feet. Up in Long Beach, we'll see partly cloudy skies with a north wind at nine miles per hour and highs around fifty degrees. The rain clears out completely.

Over at Seaside and Cannon Beach, Monday brings mostly sunny skies and warmer air, with highs still around fifty. The northwest breeze will be gentle at six miles per hour.

At Manzanita, Rockaway, and Pacific City, expect partly cloudy conditions Monday with highs in the fifty to fifty-five degree range and a north wind at nine miles per hour.

Lincoln City finishes out our forecast with partly cloudy skies, highs between fifty and fifty-five degrees, and a slightly stronger northeast wind at ten miles per hour.

Before you head out to enjoy these waves, remember that cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are real hazards on the coast. Sn

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Good morning, this is your Saturday March 28th surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast brought to you by the National Weather Service in Portland.

Let's start down in Lincoln City where conditions are looking pretty solid today. You're looking at seven to ten foot faces with a northwest swell at six feet with a fourteen second period. That's a quality swell direction and those longer intervals mean better wave organization. The wind is light out of the north at eight miles per hour, so you've got clean conditions shaping up. High temperatures will reach around fifty five degrees, making it one of the warmer spots on the coast today. Low tide hits at three seventeen in the morning, and you've got a nice high tide at nine fourteen in the morning if you're planning your session around the tides.

Heading north to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach and Pacific City, expect very similar conditions with that same seven to ten foot surf and northwest swell. It'll be slightly warmer here too, with highs in the fifty to fifty five degree range. Winds are a bit lighter at eight miles per hour from the northwest, and you'll see mostly cloudy skies throughout the day.

Over at Seaside and Cannon Beach in Oregon, you're still looking at solid seven to ten foot faces with that same quality northwest swell. The wind is even lighter here at just five miles per hour out of the northwest, which means you could see some really clean shape on the waves. Expect mostly cloudy skies and highs around fifty degrees.

If you're up in Long Beach, Washington, the surf drops a bit to five to eight feet with a slightly smaller northwest swell at six feet but with an eleven second period. Still a fun day to be in the water though. Winds are a touch stronger at nine miles per hour, and you'll see mostly cloudy conditions with highs around fifty degrees.

Now looking ahead to Sunday, conditions will ease a bit across the board. That northwest swell drops to five feet with twelve second intervals, so expect five to eight foot surf at most locations. A system will bring mostly cloudy skies with showers developing throughout the day. Winds will be light in the morning but will pick up to around nine miles per hour from the south or southeast by afternoon. Temperatures will cool slightly, settling in the forty five to fifty degree range.

Before you head out, remember that cold water, sneaker waves and rip currents pose a daily threat along the Oregon and Washington coast. Sneaker waves can run up on shore much further than recent waves, catching casual observers by surprise. Rip currents are powerful narrow channels of fast moving water flowing seaward through the surf zone. Always remain vigilant, keep an eye on the waves and currents, and never turn your back on the ocean.

This forecast is issued once daily after six a.m. with no updates. Have a great day on the coast!

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Good morning, this is your Pacific Northwest surf forecast for Friday, March 27th through Saturday, March 28th.

Let's start down south at Lincoln City, where things are firing today. You're looking at solid eight to eleven foot surf with a northwest swell at eight feet and eleven second intervals. It's going to be partly cloudy with highs around fifty-five degrees, and winds coming from the north at eight miles per hour, ramping up to thirteen by afternoon. The best window to paddle out looks like this morning before that northerly breeze picks up. By Saturday, the swell mellows out to five to eight feet as conditions become a bit more subdued, though you'll still have some fun waves to work with.

Moving up the coast to Manzanita and Rockaway Beach, conditions are similarly strong today with eight to eleven foot surf and that same powerful northwest groundswell. It's partly cloudy with highs near fifty-five, and northeast winds starting light at six miles per hour before climbing to twelve. Tomorrow, expect that swell to dial back to six to nine feet, but you're looking at partly cloudy skies and lighter northwest winds around nine miles per hour, which should make for more manageable conditions.

Over at Seaside and Cannon Beach, you've got six to nine foot surf today with a seven foot northwest swell. Partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the fifty to fifty-five degree range, and northeast winds starting gentle before picking up to twelve miles per hour. Saturday brings similar six to nine foot conditions, partly cloudy skies, and lighter winds, making it another solid day to be in the water.

Finally, up at Long Beach, Washington, you're looking at seven to ten foot surf today with that northwest swell at seven feet. Mostly cloudy conditions with highs around fifty, and northeast winds becoming moderate at fourteen miles per hour. Saturday shows six to nine foot waves with lighter winds out of the northwest at ten miles per hour.

One important reminder before you head out: cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are daily threats along this entire coast. Stay vigilant, keep your eyes on the ocean, and always respect the power of the sea.

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Good morning surfers and beach enthusiasts along the Oregon coast! This is your National Weather Service surf zone forecast for Thursday, March twenty sixth through Friday, March twenty seventh, twenty twenty six.

Starting with Seaside and Cannon Beach, we're looking at excellent conditions today with seven to ten foot surf heights powered by a seven foot northwest swell with eleven second intervals. The weather is cooperating nicely with partly cloudy skies and temperatures around fifty degrees. Winds will be light, coming from the southwest at just two miles per hour. High tide occurs at seven twenty six in the morning, with a low at three fourteen in the afternoon. No thunderstorms are expected.

Moving south to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach and Pacific City, conditions are similarly impressive with seven to ten foot surf heights. You'll enjoy mostly sunny skies with that same seven foot northwest swell, but noticeably lighter winds at just three miles per hour from the northwest. Temperature holding steady around fifty degrees. High tide here peaks at seven oh one in the morning with a low tide at two oh nine in the afternoon.

Down in Lincoln City, we're seeing the same strong seven to ten foot surf driven by that northwest swell. Mostly sunny skies are expected with temperatures reaching fifty to fifty five degrees. Winds start calm from the east at two miles per hour, becoming east at six miles per hour as the day progresses. High tide occurs at six twenty nine in the morning with a low tide at one fifty three in the afternoon.

Looking north to Long Beach, Washington, expect slightly smaller but still respectable six to nine foot waves with a seven foot west swell at eleven seconds. Partly cloudy conditions and temperatures around fifty degrees with southwest winds at four miles per hour. High tide comes at seven fourteen in the morning with a low at two thirty three in the afternoon.

Now let's look ahead to Friday. Conditions are moderating slightly across the board, but still quite nice for getting in the water. Seaside and Cannon Beach will see five to eight foot surf with a six foot northwest swell. Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures climbing to fifty to fifty five degrees. Winds turn northeast at six miles per hour, increasing to eleven miles per hour. High tide at eight fifty two in the morning with a low tide at four twenty five in the afternoon.

In Manzanita, Rockaway and Pacific City, expect five to eight foot waves with that six foot northwest swell. Mostly cloudy with temperatures around fifty five degrees. Northeast winds starting at six miles per hour and increasing to twelve miles per hour by afternoon. High tide peaks at eight twenty two in the morning.

Lincoln City will see slightly larger six to nine foot surf on Friday, still powered by a seven foot northwest swell. Mostly cloudy skies with temperatures around fifty five degrees. Northeast winds at eight miles per hour, becoming twelve by afternoon. High tide at seven

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# LONG BEACH WASHINGTON SURF FORECAST

Hey there, wave riders and beach enthusiasts. This is your Wednesday morning surf report for Long Beach, Washington, brought to you by the National Weather Service.

Let's talk about what's happening in the water today. We're looking at some seriously fun conditions with surf heights ranging from nine to thirteen feet. There's a solid western swell coming in at ten feet with a ten-second period, which should provide some nice, consistent waves throughout the day. Perfect for both experienced surfers and those looking to push their skills.

The weather will be mostly cloudy with showers expected, so grab your rain jacket along with your wetsuit. Temperatures will hover around fifty degrees, so you'll want that suit to stay warm in the chilly Pacific. Winds are coming from the west at twenty miles per hour, which could kick up the chop a bit but shouldn't ruin your session.

We've got some excellent tidal action today. High tide hits at six in the morning at nine feet, then a low tide at one fifteen in the afternoon at just point two feet, followed by another high at eight twelve in the evening at six point four feet. That early morning high could be prime time for some quality waves before the beach gets busy.

Now let's look ahead to Thursday. Conditions will calm down a touch with surf heights dropping to seven to ten feet. The swell shifts to the northwest at eight feet with an eleven-second period. The good news is the showers should clear out and you'll get partly cloudy skies with just a chance of some light rain. Temperatures stay around fifty degrees, and winds become much lighter coming from the south at just five miles per hour. That's a huge improvement for wave quality.

Remember, the Oregon and Washington coasts demand respect. Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are real threats year-round. Stay alert, watch the water carefully, and never turn your back to the ocean. Have a fantastic session out there.

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Good morning, this is your Tuesday surf 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 solid. You're looking at surf heights between nine and thirteen feet with a west swell running eleven feet at eleven second intervals. It's going to be mostly cloudy with rain throughout the day, temperatures hovering around fifty to fifty five degrees. The wind will be pushing in from the southwest at twenty nine miles per hour. High tide hits at five oh one in the morning at nine point five feet, followed by a low tide at twelve oh five in the afternoon at minus zero point one feet. That's nearly a zero tide, which can create some interesting dynamics in the surf zone. Then another high comes in at six forty seven in the evening. Sunrise is at seven eleven, sunset at seven thirty four.

Moving down to Seaside and Cannon Beach in Oregon, today's forecast shows seven to ten foot surf with a northwest swell of eight feet at eleven seconds. Again, mostly cloudy with rain and temperatures in the fifty to fifty five degree range. Southwest winds at twenty eight miles per hour. High tide comes at five sixteen in the morning at nine point three feet, with a zero tide at twelve thirty nine in the afternoon. Your next high tide is at seven seventeen in the evening.

Down in the Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City area, conditions are a bit more pumped. You're looking at eight to eleven foot waves today with a northwest swell of nine feet at eleven seconds. Temperatures around fifty five degrees with mostly cloudy skies and rain. Southwest winds at twenty five miles per hour. High tide is at four fifty two this morning reaching eight point eight feet, then a very low tide at eleven forty nine in the morning at minus zero point one feet. Another high tide rounds out the day at six thirty seven in the evening.

Further south in Lincoln City, conditions are a bit smaller, with five to eight foot surf driven by a six foot northwest swell at eleven seconds. It's cloudy with rain, around fifty five degrees, and southwest winds at twenty six miles per hour. High tide peaks at four twenty one in the morning at eight point nine feet, followed by a minus zero point two foot low tide at eleven twenty six in the morning.

Now looking ahead to Wednesday, conditions will ease off slightly but still remain quite nice. Long Beach will see eight to eleven foot surf with a west swell of nine feet at ten seconds. Rain continues with temperatures around fifty degrees and lighter southwest winds at fourteen miles per hour. Seaside and Cannon Beach will pick up to eight to eleven foot waves with a northwest swell of nine feet at ten seconds, with similar conditions. Manzanita through Pacific City stays in that eight to eleven foot range with a west swell of nine feet at ten seconds. And Lincoln City will be seven to ten feet with a west

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Good morning, this is your Pacific Northwest Surf Zone Forecast for Monday, March 23rd through Tuesday. Whether you're planning to hit the beach today or tomorrow, let's break down what Mother Ocean has in store for you.

Starting with today across all our zones from Long Beach down through Lincoln City, expect consistent surf heights running six to nine feet, powered by a northwest swell at seven feet with an eleven second period. It's a solid day to get out there with mostly cloudy skies and temperatures hovering around fifty degrees. The wind is light and variable, ranging from north to northwest at just four to six miles per hour, which means offshore conditions helping shape up those waves nicely.

Tides today show some interesting action. We've got that early morning high tide in the nine to nine point six foot range, followed by a pretty dramatic low tide dropping to near minus point five feet around late morning. Then another high tide in the evening around six to seven feet, with lows returning to the three foot range by late night.

Now here's where things get interesting. By Tuesday, we're seeing a pattern shift. The surf is expected to back off slightly to five to eight feet, though that northwest swell will still be pushing six feet with the same eleven second period. However, the weather takes a turn. We're trading in those mostly cloudy conditions for cloudy skies with rain moving in. Temperatures edge up to fifty to fifty five degrees, depending on which zone you're in.

The wind is the big story for Tuesday. We're transitioning from light northerly winds to southeasterly and southerly flow, and it's going to be breezy. Expect south winds ramping from twenty six to thirty three miles per hour. This shift will definitely impact the wave shape as those onshore winds take over.

Tuesday's tides follow a similar pattern to today but with slightly lower highs overall, running from eight point eight to nine point five feet at high tide, with those dramatic negative lows returning around late morning before the evening high tide.

One final reminder before you head out: the Pacific Northwest coast demands respect. Cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are daily hazards for anyone visiting the beach, whether they're in the water or not. Sneaker waves can surge way further up shore than expected, catching you off guard. Rip currents are those powerful, narrow channels of fast moving water flowing back out to sea. Stay vigilant, keep your eyes on the ocean, and make smart decisions out there. Have a great time in the water.

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Good morning, this is your Sunday March 22nd surf zone forecast for the Oregon and Washington coast.

We're looking at a consistent swell pattern across the region today with surf heights holding steady at six to nine feet. A northwest swell of seven feet with an eleven second period is pushing into the area, so conditions should feel pretty clean out there.

Starting up north in Long Beach, Washington, expect partly cloudy skies with highs around fifty degrees. Winds will be light this morning out of the northeast at three miles per hour, bumping up to eight by afternoon. Tides show a high of ten feet early in the morning around three thirty-four, then a notably low tide at ten thirteen when you'll see conditions drop to minus point six feet. That afternoon high comes in around four thirty-eight with a high of seven point eight feet.

Heading down to the Oregon coast, conditions remain fairly consistent. Seaside and Cannon Beach will see similar six to nine foot surf with that same northwest swell. Partly cloudy skies, temperatures around fifty, and northeast winds at two miles per hour this morning increasing to eight by afternoon. Your high tide hits nine point six feet just before four in the morning, followed by a significant low of minus point four feet around ten forty-seven.

Further south in Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, we're still looking at six to nine foot waves. It'll be slightly warmer here with highs between fifty and fifty-five degrees. Northeast winds start at five miles per hour and increase to eleven. The low tide here is particularly dramatic at minus point six feet around ten in the morning.

Down in Lincoln City, same six to nine foot surf with that consistent northwest swell. Temperatures between fifty and fifty-five degrees with northeast winds picking up from six miles per hour to thirteen by afternoon, making that the windiest spot on the coast today.

Looking ahead to Monday, conditions remain stable across all zones. Six to nine foot surf continues with that seven foot northwest swell now running at eleven second intervals. Mostly cloudy skies everywhere with temperatures holding steady. Winds dial back significantly, shifting more directly north at lighter speeds across the board, ranging from just four miles per hour at Seaside up to five in the southern zones.

One important reminder as you head to the beach this weekend: cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are real threats. These conditions affect everyone on the beach, not just those in the water. Sneaker waves can surprise you by running significantly further up the beach than expected, and rip currents are powerful channels of fast-moving water flowing back out to sea. Stay vigilant, keep an eye on the ocean, and always respect the power of the water.

Sunrise today is at seven fifteen, sunset at seven thirty. Have a great day on the coast.

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Good morning, this is your surf zone forecast for Long Beach, Washington, issued at six oh two AM Pacific Daylight Time on Saturday, March twenty first, twenty twenty six.

Today looks like a solid day to hit the beach. We're expecting surf heights between five and seven feet with a northwest swell running at five feet with a ten second period. The offshore wind will be coming from the northwest at ten miles per hour, which should help shape up those waves nicely. Weather wise, you'll see partly cloudy skies with temperatures reaching between forty five and fifty degrees. There's no thunderstorm potential expected, so you won't have to worry about lightning strikes today.

Tides are going to be active throughout the day. High tide peaks at ten point zero feet right around two fifty nine in the morning, followed by a low tide of minus zero point five feet at nine twenty seven in the morning. Then another high tide comes in at eight point three feet around three forty six in the afternoon, with a final low tide of one point seven feet hitting at nine twenty three at night.

Sunrise is at seven seventeen AM and sunset comes at seven twenty nine PM, giving you plenty of daylight to work with.

Moving into Sunday, things are only going to get better. Surf heights are expected to increase to between six and nine feet with a northwest swell bumping up to seven feet at an eleven second period. That longer period swell should create some cleaner, more organized waves. The wind shifts slightly to the northeast at just six miles per hour, which is lighter and should keep conditions favorable. Temperatures will be around fifty degrees with mostly cloudy skies and a slight chance of rain, so bring a light rain jacket just in case.

Sunday's tidal schedule shows high tide at ten point zero feet early in the morning around three thirty four, a low tide of minus zero point six feet at ten thirteen AM, another high tide of seven point eight feet at four thirty eight in the afternoon, and finally a low tide of two point four feet at ten oh three PM.

Remember, cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents pose a daily threat on the Pacific coast, so always remain vigilant when you're at the beach. Keep a close eye on the waves and currents, and be aware that sneaker waves can run up on shore much further than you'd expect. Rip currents are powerful, narrow channels of fast moving water that flow outward from shore, so if you find yourself caught in one, swim parallel to the shore to escape.

Have a great time out there and stay safe.

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Good morning! 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 some solid waves today with surf heights running seven to ten feet. You'll have a northwest swell at four feet with an eleven-second period, joined by a southwest swell at five feet. It's going to be mostly cloudy with rain moving in, so bring a rain jacket. Temperatures will reach the low to mid-fifties with southwest winds at twelve miles per hour. Tides will be high at nine point seven feet early this morning, then drop to low around eight forty-four this morning before coming back up to eight point eight feet in the afternoon. Saturday looks a bit smaller, with surf dropping to five to eight feet as that northwest swell picks up to five feet. Conditions improve with partly cloudy skies and just a chance of rain. Expect temperatures around forty-five to fifty degrees.

Moving down to Seaside and Cannon Beach Oregon, today's surf will be a bit more manageable at four to six feet with that same northwest swell keeping things active. Weather-wise, mostly cloudy with rain, and highs around fifty to fifty-five. Saturday brings better conditions with the surf pumping back up to five to eight feet, driven by a six-foot northwest swell. Partly cloudy skies and lighter northwest winds at just eight miles per hour make for a nice improvement over today.

Heading south to Manzanita, Rockaway Beach, and Pacific City, we've got some excellent waves today at six to nine feet. You're getting a northwest swell at four feet, a west swell also at four feet, all with solid eleven-second periods. Rain will likely accompany you, but temperatures around fifty-five degrees make it workable. Saturday maintains that same wave range at six to nine feet with a strong six-foot northwest swell taking the lead. The west swell drops a bit to two feet, and conditions turn partly cloudy with just a chance of rain.

Finally, at Lincoln City, expect the best conditions of the day with six to nine-foot waves. The northwest and west swells are both at four feet with long eleven-second periods. It's mostly cloudy with rain likely and temperatures around fifty-five. Saturday keeps the party going with six to nine feet of surf fueled by a six-foot northwest swell and a three-foot west component. Partly cloudy skies and higher northwest winds at twelve miles per hour close out the weekend forecast.

One important reminder for everyone heading to the beach: cold water, sneaker waves, and rip currents are serious threats every single day. These hazards don't just affect swimmers and surfers, they're a danger to everyone visiting the shoreline. Always stay alert, keep your eyes on the waves, and respect the power of the ocean. Have a great time out there and stay safe!

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