After a fun run of waves brought some welcome relief from a long, slow summer, Puerto Rico is heading back into a quieter ...

A developing strong El Niño has the Pacific tropics in overdrive. EPAC Signals gives you the twice-weekly reality check — real human forecasters cutting through social hype and inflated surf forecasts ...

Winds are forecast to reach upwards of 45+ knots over the western Atlantic, with several days of wind aimed toward Florida. That combination of strength and duration will send plenty of swell toward ...

Sunday: sheltered southern corners early are best. Tuesday: fun-size surf with improving winds. Wednesday: one to watch for ...

One of Florida’s bigger swells in some time is on the way. There’s plenty of confidence in the surf — the big question is when and where local winds will cooperate.

The Western Atlantic is shifting into high gear as a rare September nor'easter is set to deliver widespread surf to the US ...

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The locals who know Teahupo’o best — Raimana Van Bastolaer, Vahine Fierro, Eimeo Czermak, and Matahi Drollet — are joined by Surfline Chief Forecaster Kevin Wallis to break down exactly what makes ...

Lead Forecaster Tim Kent on more summer surf for LINY and New England: *The video surf forecast analysis below is available to Premium Members only. Thanks for your support.* Surfline Knows the Summer ...

Ride some extra volume in 1-2ft waves. Fun waves today from slow dipping swell mix. Winds mainly on the lighter side. Afternoon Outlook: Gradually easing combo of WNW swell and longer-period SSW swell ...

Ride a small wave board in 2-3ft waves. Tough PM slate. Moderate WNW wind, high tide at report time, tide drops but wind won't before dark. Afternoon Outlook: Looking pretty rough as we come off a ...