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Surf forecast: Surf update for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast this week

Swell coming this week, good quality and conditions
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UPDATED: OCT 5, 2026 — Wave Rewind: Windchop picked up, waist high plus on Thursday and Friday and Saturday. Fun at times.

LOCAL SURFCAST:

This upcoming week is looking good for another NNE swell, although it'll be smaller, the conditions will be idea. A front pushes down to north Florida then stalls as low pressure forms along the front. This will keep the Northeast winds into north Florida, and keep light to even offshore winds in south Florida. So that means we get the swell without the wind! Plus, since the swell is generated close by, the period won't be as long which means less closeouts and more lined up!

Daily surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:

MONDAY05: Flat.
TUESDAY06: Flat.
WEDNESDAY07: Building NNE swell. Waist-chest high, possibly building to some bigger sets late in the day at some spots. Mostly clean but wind may clock around onshore in the afternoon, but will stay light. Wind West/SW turning E 5-10kts.
THURSDAY08: Mid period NNE swell at waist to maybe chest high and continued clean . Should be lining up good. Mostly Clean and glassy in the morning with a West to SW wind 10kts then wind turns SE 5-8kts in the afternoon putting some texture on it.
FRIDAY09: Knee/Waist high+ NNE swell continues but fading. Clean and glassy in the morning, then a light SE seabreeze in the afternoon will put cross texture on it. Fading through the day. Wind West 5kts, turning SE 10kts.
SATURDAY10: Possibly some knee high leftovers, wind starts picking up out of the SE so it'll turn junky. Wind SE 10-15kts.
SUNDAY11: Southeast windchop takes over. Knee/thigh high+. Wind SE 10-20kts.

LONG RANGE FORECAST: Southeast windchop may take over as something may develop to our west in the Gulf. Then we look for more fronts as we get closet to the end of the month, and the first big front that will kick off our winter weather season. (normally comes toward the end of the Month). This winter looks to be quite active thanks to the el nino patterns that we get in the winter. Stay Tuned!

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