Surf's down, beach lovers! As the calendar turns to Halloween 2025, our official surf zone forecasts are taking a seasonal timeout. From the sandy shores of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the sun-soaked coastlines of New Hanover and Brunswick, we're closing the book on another epic beach season.

Wrightsville Beach surfers, Carolina Beach wave riders, and Kure Beach enthusiasts - your winter break starts now. The same goes for our friends at Oak Island, Holden Beach, and the charming Sunset Beach. Whether you caught epic swells or watched the tide roll in, this season has been a blast.

For our South Carolina crew hanging out in Horry and Georgetown Counties, it's last call for beach vibes. From the bustling North Myrtle Beach to the serene Pawleys Island, our surf forecasts are powering down until spring.

Mark your calendars, wave chasers! We'll be back in action on April 1st, 2026, ready to serve up the latest surf conditions. Until then, keep your boards waxed, your wetsuit dry, and your ocean stoke burning bright.

Stay salty, stay stoked, and enjoy the winter downtime. The waves will be waiting for you when the spring sun rises again. Catch you on the flip side!

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Surf enthusiasts, beach lovers, and coastal wanderers, lend me your ears! The 2025 surf zone forecast season has officially come to a close along the Carolina coastline. From the sandy shores of Pender County to the sun-kissed beaches of Georgetown, we're hanging up our forecast flags until April 1, 2026.

Picture this: Surf City and Topsail Beach have weathered another epic season of waves and weather. New Hanover's coastal gems like Wrightsville Beach and Carolina Beach are taking a well-deserved breather. Our Brunswick beauties - Bald Head Island, Oak Island, and Sunset Beach - are settling in for the winter.

Heading south, the South Carolina coast isn't far behind. Myrtle Beach's vibrant shoreline, from Cherry Grove to Garden City, is powering down its surf reports. Murrells Inlet, Litchfield, and Pawleys Island are preparing for their winter slumber.

But don't let the forecast pause fool you - the ocean never sleeps! While we won't be delivering daily surf zone updates, the waves will continue to dance, the tides will ebb and flow, and the coastal magic will persist.

So surfers, beach bums, and coastal adventurers, use this time to wax your boards, dream of perfect swells, and prepare for the return of our surf zone forecasts when spring arrives. Until April 1st, keep your spirits high and your boards ready. The ocean is calling, and we'll be back before you know it!

Stay stoked, stay salty!

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Surf's officially down for the count, beach lovers! The National Weather Service is hanging up its wave-watching binoculars for the 2025 season. From the sandy shores of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the beautiful coastlines of New Hanover with Wrightsville and Carolina Beaches, we're calling it a wrap.

Brunswick's beaches like Oak Island and Sunset Beach are also saying goodbye to official surf zone forecasts. Our South Carolina friends in Horry County - from the laid-back vibes of North Myrtle Beach to the classic surf spots of Surfside - are in the same boat.

Georgetown County's coastal gems like Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island are also closing out their 2025 beach forecast chapter. But don't get your board shorts in a twist - this isn't goodbye forever!

Mark your calendars, wave riders: We'll be back with all the epic surf and marine insights on April 1st, 2026. Until then, keep those surfboards waxed, your beach gear stored, and your ocean dreams alive.

The waves might be taking a seasonal timeout, but the coastal spirit never rests. Stay stoked, stay prepared, and get ready for another incredible beach season just around the corner. Catch you on the flip side, coastal crew!

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Attention surfers and beach lovers, it's that time of year when the surf zone forecasts take a seasonal pause! As the calendar turns to October 31, 2025, we're officially closing the book on this year's beach season along the Carolina coastlines.

From the sandy shores of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the vibrant beaches of New Hanover like Wrightsville and Carolina Beach, the waves will have to wait for their next forecast. Brunswick County's beautiful coastal gems - including Bald Head Island, Oak Island, and Sunset Beach - are also saying goodbye to official surf predictions.

Our friends down in South Carolina aren't immune to this seasonal shift either. The beloved beaches of Horry County, from the laid-back vibes of Cherry Grove to the bustling Myrtle Beach, are tucking in for the winter. Georgetown County's scenic spots like Murrells Inlet and Pawleys Island are joining the seasonal shutdown.

But don't hang up those surfboards just yet! Mark your calendars because these epic coastal zones will roar back to life on April 1, 2026. That's right - just a few months of anticipation before we're back to tracking swells, monitoring conditions, and catching those perfect waves.

Until then, keep your boards waxed, your skills sharp, and your ocean spirit alive. The coast may be quiet, but the anticipation of spring is already building. Stay stoked, surf community - see you when the surf zone forecasts make their triumphant return!

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Attention coastal adventurers and beach enthusiasts! As we bid farewell to the 2025 surf zone season, the National Weather Service Wilmington is closing the chapter on our coastal coverage. From the sun-soaked shores of Pender County to the sandy stretches of Brunswick and the vibrant beaches of South Carolina's Horry and Georgetown counties, our surf zone forecasts have kept you informed and safe throughout the season.

Whether you were catching waves at Surf City, exploring the pristine coastline of Wrightsville Beach, or enjoying the tranquil shores of Pawleys Island, we've been your trusted maritime companion. The beaches that have been our focus - from Topsail to Carolina Beach, Oak Island to Myrtle Beach, and everywhere in between - will now rest and recharge during the winter months.

But don't hang up your surfboard or beach towel just yet! Mark your calendars for April 1, 2026, when we'll return with fresh forecasts, updated conditions, and all the coastal insights you've come to expect. The ocean never sleeps, and neither do we.

To our fellow wave riders, beach lovers, and coastal dwellers: stay safe, stay curious, and keep dreaming of those perfect beach days. The Atlantic is waiting, and so are we. Until next season, this is your surf zone forecast team signing off. Catch you on the flip side!

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Surf's officially down for the count, beach lovers! As of tonight, the National Weather Service in Wilmington has hung up the surf zone forecast board for the 2025 season. From the sandy shores of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the sun-soaked coastlines of New Hanover's Wrightsville and Carolina Beaches, and stretching all the way down to Brunswick's beautiful barrier islands, the wave watch has called it a wrap.

Myrtle Beach and Georgetown County's coastal havens aren't exempt from this seasonal shutdown either. Whether you're a local catching the last autumn swells or a visitor wondering about wave conditions, here's the scoop: we're taking a breather until April 1st, 2026.

So what does this mean for beach enthusiasts? While the official surf reports are on pause, the ocean never sleeps. Surfers, fishermen, and coastal wanderers can still enjoy the beaches, but without the detailed surf zone insights we've been providing throughout the summer and early fall.

Consider this your official seasonal farewell from the coastal forecasting team. The waves will continue to roll, the tides will ebb and flow, but the detailed daily breakdown is taking a well-deserved winter vacation. Grab your wetsuit, keep your board waxed, and start dreaming of spring swells.

Until April, stay salty, stay stoked, and keep your eyes on the horizon. The ocean awaits your return.

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Surf's officially down for the season, beach lovers! As of October 31st, 2025, the National Weather Service Wilmington has wrapped up its Surf Zone Forecasts along the North and South Carolina coastlines.

From the sandy shores of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the pristine beaches of New Hanover like Wrightsville and Carolina Beach, the wave watchers are hanging up their marine reports until spring. Brunswick County's coastal gems including Bald Head Island and Oak Island are also going into forecast hibernation.

Heading south, the South Carolina coastal zones of Horry and Georgetown counties are also closing out their surf season. Whether you're a surfer, fisherman, or just a beach enthusiast, it's time to trade those saltwater views for cozy winter vibes.

Mark your calendars, wave riders! The 2026 beach season kicks off on April 1st, when detailed surf zone forecasts will once again provide crucial marine insights. Until then, keep those surfboards waxed, your beach gear stored, and your coastal dreams warm during the winter months.

Stay salty, stay prepared, and get ready to welcome the waves when spring arrives. The ocean might be taking a break, but the anticipation of next season's surf is just beginning!

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Surf's officially down for the count, beach lovers! The National Weather Service has hung up its beach forecast board for the 2025 season as of October 31st. From Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to Brunswick's beautiful barrier islands like Oak Island and Sunset Beach, the coastal zones are going into winter hibernation.

Attention water warriors and sandy souls - your daily wave reports are taking a seasonal timeout. Mark your calendars because these beloved surf zone forecasts will ride back into town on April 1st, 2026. Whether you're a local Carolina beach enthusiast or a visiting wave chaser, the coastline from Wilmington to Myrtle Beach is getting its annual rest.

From Wrightsville Beach's crystal waters to the sandy stretches of North Myrtle Beach and Litchfield, every coastal zone from North Carolina to South Carolina is powering down its surf prediction engines. Surfers, paddleboarders, and beach bums will need to find alternative entertainment during these cooler months.

But don't let the forecast freeze dampen your spirits! This is the perfect time to wax your boards, plan your spring break adventures, and dream about those perfect summer swells. Coastal communities from Cherry Grove to Kure Beach are settling in for their winter slumber, waiting to welcome back sun-seekers and wave riders in just a few short months.

Stay salty, stay stoked - see you on the flip side of winter!

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Surfers and beach lovers, listen up! The 2025 surf season has officially come to a close for our beloved coastal regions. From the sandy shores of Pender County to the sun-soaked beaches of Georgetown, the National Weather Service has hung up its forecast board until spring.

Whether you were catching waves at Surf City, carving through Wrightsville Beach, or riding the breaks near Myrtle Beach, it's time to store those boards and wax. From Topsail to Oak Island, Carolina Beach to Pawleys Island, the surf zone warnings have gone quiet.

But don't let the season's end get you down! This is the perfect time to tune up your gear, plan your spring break surf adventures, and reminisce about the epic swells of 2025. Take care of those boards, check your wetsuit for wear and tear, and start dreaming about the first spring waves.

Mark your calendars because the surf zone forecasts will roar back to life on April 1st, 2026. Until then, stay stoked, stay prepared, and keep that surf spirit alive. From Bald Head Island to Litchfield Beach, from Fort Fisher to Cherry Grove, the ocean awaits your return.

Catch you on the flip side, wave riders! Stay salty and keep the stoke burning through the winter months.

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Surf's officially winding down, beach lovers! The National Weather Service Wilmington has just dropped the curtain on the 2025 surf zone forecast season. From the sandy stretches of Pender County's Surf City and Topsail Beach to the picturesque shores of New Hanover including Wrightsville and Carolina Beach, and sweeping down to Brunswick's beautiful barrier islands like Oak Island and Sunset Beach, we're closing out another epic year of coastal conditions.

But don't hang up those boards just yet! If you're watching from the Carolinas' coastal regions - whether you're a hardcore surfer tracking swells or a beach enthusiast who loves catching those perfect waves - mark your calendars. The surf zone forecasts will roar back to life on April 1st, 2026.

For our friends along the South Carolina coastline, from the vibrant beaches of Horry County like Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach to the serene shores of Georgetown County's Pawleys Island and Murrells Inlet, the same seasonal shutdown is in effect.

This transition marks the natural rhythm of coastal living - a time to reflect on summer's epic rides, prepare your gear for winter maintenance, and dream about the swells waiting just around the seasonal corner. While the official forecasts might be taking a break, the ocean never sleeps. Stay stoked, stay prepared, and get ready for another incredible surf season in 2026!

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