A series of small, medium- to long-period west-northwest swells will bring small surf to north and west facing shores through the rest of the week. The first of these will peak today, resulting in a slight bump in surf along north and west-facing shores. This swell will then decline before the next west-northwest swell arrives on Friday. Additionally, a small, medium-period north swell is also expected to arrive Thursday night and continue into the weekend.

Choppy surf along east-facing shores will continue to trend downward and remain below seasonal levels as south to southeast winds prevail. The southerly wind direction will contribute to rough and choppy surf along south-facing shores. Later this week, another round of stronger southerly winds Friday into the weekend will cause south shore surf to build further, likely reaching advisory levels. A series of small, long-period south swells will also move through.