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QuikCAST Surf Forecast - US Northeast Coast - New Jersey to New York 5 Day Surf Forecast Forecast Updated:   Tuesday, September 30, 2025 2:01 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 North-Atlantic Surf Forecast (Centered on Long Island) Day Trend Wind (kts) Details (Swell Number, Swell Size & Period, Arrival Time and Profile) Waves (Set wave max face height) Swell Direction Wednesday 10/1 Down some NNE 20+ early Humberto swell fading from 4.7 ft @ 14 secs early Imelda swell fading from 6.4 ft @ 7 secs early Imelda is to be tracking east-northeast positioned 450 nmiles off Jacksonville Fla with winds 80 kts still generating some degree of swell. And Humberto is to be slowly tracking northeast 400 nmiles east of the Outer Banks with winds 65 kts still generating some degree of swell but getting absorbed by Imelda. 6.0 ft 4.0 ft 150 degrees 65 degrees Thursday 10/2 Down some NE 15+ early Tropical sideband swell fading from 5.5 ft @ 9 secs early Imelda is to start accelerating to the east positioned 800 nmiles east-southeast of Cape Hatteras with winds 80 kts likely not producing any more swell. Humberto is to have disintegrated while racing east and of no interest. And high pressure is to be building over the Northeast Coast but inland producing a gradient with Imelda resulting in northeast winds at 20-25 kt starting to get traction. 4.0 ft 80 degrees Friday 10/3 Down some SW 1-5 early Residual windswell fading from 2.9 ft @ 9 secs early Imelda is to stall 1000 nmiles east of Cape Cod with winds 60 kts perhaps regaining traction and starting to generate swell again pushing towards the US East Coast. And the gradient is to persist producing east winds at 20 kts streaming into the US East Coast from the Outer Banks southward producing windswell there. 2.0-2.5 ft 95 degrees Saturday 10/4 Down some WSW 10+ early Background swell 2.3 ft @ 9-10 secs early Imelda is to again race off to the east offering nothing. East fetch from the previous gradient is to continue at 15-20 kts streaming into the Southeast Coast south of the Outer Banks producing some more windswell. 2.0 ft 105 degrees Sunday 10/5 Down more WSW 10 early Background swell 1.7 ft @ 12 secs High pressure is to be off the Northeast Coast producing a fetch of east winds at 15-20 kts off and impacting the Southeast Coast mainly south of the Outer Banks producing more windswell. 1.5-2.0 ft 105 degrees Extended Outlook Down --- High pressure is to hold off the Northeast Coast producing a continued fetch of east winds at 15-20 kts streaming into the Southeast Coast south of the outer Banks into early Wed (10/8) producing more windswell. --- --- Surf Height Animation: New Jersey - New England Wind Animations: US East Coast - New Jersey/New York Local Model: Surf - Wind 25555

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