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

Waves fade for PBC but Treasure Coast stays up
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UPDATED: NOV 3, 2026 — Wave Rewind: What a wild run! and it keeps coming! Would be nice to get some quality though.

LOCAL SURFCAST:

Wind comes down for a few days. Waves will die out in Palm Beach county but stay up for the Treasure Coast northward thanks to low pressure that will form just south of Bermuda. It's possible it become subtropical and gets a name but regardless, it will continue to pump swell into Martin county northward. The Bahamas will block anything from getting too far into Palm Beach County. With the wind dying it could be pretty fun upcoast on Thursday and a new pulse from the low on Friday could make it really fun. Saturday morning looks decent too with light or even offshore wind and a decent swell.

Daily surf forecast for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast:

WEDNESDAY03: Knee/waist high leftover windchop. Fading as the wind dies down. Wind East 10-15kts.
THURSDAY04: Knee high PBC with lighter wind. Martin Co. north will still have a waist+ high wave. Wind NE 5-10kts.
FRIDAY05: Knee high or less PBC, Martin county north picks up to chest high, with a light wind, possibly even offshore and clean in the morning. Wind: NW/NE 5kts.
SATURDAY06: Knee high or less PBC. Upcoast still seeing a waist to chest high swell with light winds and clean conditions in the morning, then onshore seabreeze in the afternoon. Wind ENE 20kts.
SUNDAY07: Minimal for PBC but upcoast still a waist to chest high wave. Wind will be more on it though. Wind NE 10-15kts.
MONDAY08: Knee high+ PBC possbily building at the end of the day. Upcoast bigger but wind on it some. Wind North 20kts.
TUESDAY09: Possibly a new hard tilted north swell punching farther south with offshore winds.

LONG RANGE FORECAST: Watching the next front stalling on Monday, it could get a low to form on it off our coast which would send some swell farther south. Still low confidence in that though. As we move through November we should start to kick in more el nino type lows moving along the northern Gulf coast which will give us plenty of wave opportunities.
This winter looks to be quite active thanks to the el nino patterns that we get in the winter. As I mentioned before, el nino years bring a lot of swell but also bring a lot of wind with them. We can hope for quick clean ups once the pattern starts moving quickly. Stay Tuned!

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