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Last Updated
Current Ocean Conditions
Long Beach, NY
WIND
10
NE
WATER
65°F
AIR
61°F
FALLING
LOW
5:25 PM (0.8ft)
HIGH
11:41 PM (3.4ft)
TIDE
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Lincoln Blvd Surf Cam
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7-Day Surf Forecast
Thursday, Oct 15th, 4pm
Swell Wave Height: 1.6 ft
ESE @ 109°
Primary: 1.1 ft @ 9s
SSE @ 166°
Secondary: 0.8 ft @ 5s
8 ft
4.0 ft
0 ft
Oct 15
Noon
Oct 16
Noon
Oct 17
Noon
Oct 18
Noon
Oct 19
Noon
Oct 20
Noon
Oct 21
Noon
2026 Summer Surf Beach Schedule
Permanent Surfing Beaches:
Lincoln Blvd. Beach / Azores Beach
Rotating Surf Beaches Today
Thu, October 15, 2026
Westholme:
Lincoln Blvd (Permanent)
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West End:
Azores St (Permanent)
Date(s)
Westholme
West End
May 23
Magnolia Beach *
New York Beach *
May 24
Laurelton Beach *
Arizona Beach *
May 25
Lafayette Beach *
Wyoming Beach *
May 30 - 31
Washington Beach
Tennessee Beach
Jun 6 - 7
Lindell Beach
Maryland Beach
Jun 13 - 14
Grand Beach
Georgia Beach
Jun 19 - 21
Magnolia Beach *
New York Beach *
Jun 27 - Jul 1
Laurelton Beach
Arizona Beach
Jul 2 - 3
Lafayette Beach *
Wyoming Beach *
Jul 4
Washington Beach *
Tennessee Beach *
Jul 5
Lindell Beach *
Maryland Beach *
Jul 6 - 8
Lafayette Beach
Wyoming Beach
Jul 9 - 15
Washington Beach
Tennessee Beach
Jul 16 - 22
Lindell Beach
Maryland Beach
Jul 23 - 29
Grand Beach
Georgia Beach
Jul 30 - Aug 5
Magnolia Beach
New York Beach
Aug 6 - 12
Laurelton Beach
Arizona Beach
Aug 13 - 19
Lafayette Beach
Wyoming Beach
Aug 20 - 26
Washington Beach
Tennessee Beach
Aug 27 - Sep 2
Lindell Beach
Maryland Beach
Sep 3 - 5
Grand Beach *
Georgia Beach *
Sep 6
Magnolia Beach *
New York Beach *
Sep 7
Laurelton Beach *
Arizona Beach *
After-Hours and Pre/Post Season (The Main "Open Surf")
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Outside Lifeguard Hours: When lifeguards are not on duty—typically before 9:00 AM and after 6:00 PM daily—the entire beachfront effectively becomes "Open Surf." You are free to paddle out at almost any peak, provided you do so at your own risk.
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Pre/Post Season: Before summer rotation kicks off in late May and after it concludes following Labor Day weekend, restrictions drop, allowing surfing across the city's beaches.
Summer Surfing Hours / Rotation (9:00 AM – 6:00 PM)
During the summer season, surfing is strictly prohibited on standard swimming beaches while lifeguards are on duty to protect the crowds. To accommodate surfers, the city designates one dedicated surfing beach in the Westholme area and one in the West End according to the rotation schedule.
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On a standard schedule day, you must stick exclusively to those two designated zones if you are in the water between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM.
"Noon Closure" Days (Marked with *)
On specific high-volume or holiday dates, the primary rotating beaches close to surfing at 12:00 PM.
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What happens at noon? The lifeguards shift the surfing crowds off the primary rotating beaches to prevent conflicts with the peak afternoon swimming crowds.
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Where to go: After 12:00 PM on those days, surfing moves to the permanent, non-rotating surf beaches (such as Lincoln Boulevard or Azores Street), which remain dedicated to surfing all day long regardless of the rotation.
Safety, Access and the Unexpected
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Leashes Required: You must have a surfboard leash attached at all times on city beaches.
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Beach Passes: During lifeguarded hours, you still need a valid Long Beach beach pass to cross the boardwalk and access the sand, even if you are just carrying a board straight to the water.
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Lifeguard Discretion: If conditions become exceedingly dangerous (due to lightning, severe rip currents, or water quality issues), lifeguards will close the water entirely, temporarily suspending open surfing for safety.