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Surf Forecast - US Mid Atlantic Coast - North Carolina to Virginia Beach
5 Day Surf Forecast

Forecast Updated:
Sunday, November 23, 2025 12:54 PM

Surf Scale: 3 ft = waist high, 4 ft = chest high, 5 ft = head high, 10 ft =double overhead
Swell Direction is direction swell is coming from. 90°=East, 180°=South, 270°=West, 360-0 = North

Mid-Atlantic Surf Forecast Covering exposed breaks from S. Carolina Virginia Beach
Day	Trend	Wind (kts)	Details (Swell Number, Swell Size & Period, Arrival Time and Profile)	Waves (Set wave max face height)	Swell Direction
Monday 11/24	Down some	N 15 early	North windswell 3.4 ft @ 6-7 secs later Another low pressure system is to be pushing off the Northeast Coast producing a short-lived fetch of north winds at 15-20 kts early perhaps getting some traction then turning northwest 20-30 kts later offering no swell production potential.	2.0 ft	35 degrees
Tuesday 11/25	Down	S 10 early	No swell of interest forecast Northwest winds at 30 kts are to persist well off the Northeast Coast offering no swell production potential. High pressure is to develop over the Outer Banks later offering nothing.	1 ft or less	---
Wednesday 11/26	Up slightly	SW 15+ early	South windswell 4.4 ft @ 5-6 secs later High pressure is to be over Bermuda producing south winds at 15-20 kts trying to get traction.	2.0-2.5 ft	200 degrees
Thursday 11/27	Down	NNW 15+ early	No swell of interest forecast A front is to be pushing well off the Northeast Coast producing west winds at 20 kts offering nothing. High pressure is to develop over the Outer Banks late starting to producing northwest winds at 15 kts again offering nothing.	1 ft or less	---
Friday 11/28	Down	NW 25 early	No swell of interest forecast High pressure is to be over the Southeast Coast and low pressure over the Northeast Coast producing northwest winds at 30 kt there offering no swell production potential.	1 ft or less	---
Extended Outlook	Up some maybe	---	The model suggests that on Sat (11/29) high pressure is to start easing over the mid-Atlantic Coast producing a slack wind pattern offering nothing. But the high is to track east on Sun (11/30) producing southeast winds at 15 kts relative to the Outer Banks perhaps starting to get some traction with luck.	---	---

Surf Height Animation: US East Coast - Cape Hatteras - New Jersey
Wind Animations: US East Coast - Cape Hatteras
Local Model: Surf - Wind

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