Surf Report for Montauk New York - Wednesday - 27 May 2026

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Surf Report for Montauk New York - Wednesday - 27 May 2026

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A 3-foot ESE swell is hitting Montauk this morning, and while it's not a long-period groundswell, there's enough energy to make the session worthwhile — especially at Ditch Plains.

The swell is tracking in at 3.0 feet from 110 degrees ESE with an 8-second period. That mid-range period means sets will feel punchy and close together rather than the long, rolling groundswell you'd hope for. Ditch Plains is the clear call today — that ESE angle wraps in reasonably well, giving you waist-to-chest-high waves with some shape if the sandbars are cooperating. Skip the Point; it needs more size and period to fire, and 8 seconds from the ESE won't deliver.

The critical variable today is wind. An 8-second swell is highly sensitive to surface texture. Offshore or light winds means clean faces and workable conditions. Any onshore chop and the session degrades quickly. Get out early to beat it.

Board choice matters too — something shorter with extra volume will help you generate speed and make the most of the punchy, fast-running sets.

Water temperature is sitting at 57.2°F — firmly wetsuit season. A 4/3 is the call, and if you run cold, throw on the booties. Check the local tide chart before heading out; mid-tide tends to work best at Ditch when swell is on the smaller side.

A small, punchy ESE swell with enough in it to justify the drive out. Calibrate your expectations, dress warm, and catch it early.

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