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Holyoke Surf Forecast

New Jersey

Holyoke surf spot

Current Conditions

Poor
Wave Height
1-2+ft
ankle to knee high
Swell Period
4.35s
Wind
19mph
SSW / Gusts 29mph
Conditions
Poor
Active Swells
Primary
1.1ft @ 9sE
Secondary
0.5ft @ 8sSE
Tertiary
0.2ft @ 14sESE
Wind Swell
3.1ft @ 4sS

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Spot Guide

Break
Beach
Bottom
Sand
Level
Intermediate
Crowd
Light
Best Swell
ESE
Best Wind
W
Season
Fall

Holyoke is a lesser-known beach break on the southern end of Long Beach Island, offering uncrowded peaks for surfers willing to explore beyond the more popular spots. The Atlantic-facing shoreline picks up ESE and E swells well, producing punchy waves over shifting sandbars that reward those who know how to read the bottom. Fall hurricane swells are the prime window, when cooler water and consistent groundswell combine for the most shapely conditions.

Strong currentsShallow sandbarsBoat trafficJellyfishWind chop

Forecast Charts

Daily Forecast

Thu, Mar 26Poor

Not the most exciting day — 1-2ft and poor conditions with glassy conditions.

6am9am12pm3pm
9s E|Calm
Fri, Mar 27Poor - Fair

Pretty quiet out there — 3-4ft and mostly poor - fair with barely a breath of wind.

6am9am12pm3pm
7s S|Calm
Sat, Mar 28Poor

Slim pickings today — 1-2ft and poor with glassy conditions.

6am9am12pm3pm
6s S|Calm
Sun, Mar 29Very Poor

Slim pickings today — 0-1ft and very poor with barely a breath of wind.

6am9am12pm3pm
7s E|Calm
Mon, Mar 30Poor

Early morning is your best window — 2-3ft waves on E swell at 8s with glassy conditions. Things get a bit scrappier as the day goes on.

6am9am12pm3pm
8s E|Calm

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Holyoke Surf Forecast FAQ

What is the current surf forecast for Holyoke?
The current wave height at Holyoke is 1-2+ft with a 4.35s swell period. Wind is SSW at 19mph. Conditions are rated Poor.
How accurate is the Holyoke surf forecast?
Our Holyoke forecast uses NOAA GFS and other weather models combined with spot-specific bathymetry to calculate breaking wave heights. Short-range (1-3 day) forecasts are most reliable. Extended forecasts show general trends.