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Long Beach CT

Junky

Wave Height

1-2

ft

Swell

~3s

E

Wind

5mph

Onshore (SSE)

Water

35°

6/5mm + boots/hood

Falling• Low in 2h 31m

Updated: 3/7/2026, 5:33:49 PM • Data: Open-Meteo

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Tide Forecast

Recent History

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Long Beach CT

About Long Beach CT

Long Beach in Stratford is Connecticut's most consistent surf spot, though "consistent" is relative in Long Island Sound. The beach needs rare southwest wind swells or significant storm energy to produce rideable waves. When conditions align—usually during fall nor'easters—the beach break offers fun, mellow peaks. The local crew is tiny but appreciates every session. For New England surfers, Long Beach CT represents the dedication required to find waves where they barely exist.

FAQ

What is the water temperature at Long Beach CT?

The current water temperature at Long Beach CT is 35°F. A 6/5mm wetsuit with boots, gloves, and hood is essential.

What is the surf like at Long Beach CT today?

Long Beach CT currently has waves around 1-2ft. Conditions change throughout the day, so check back for updated forecasts.

What time is high tide at Long Beach CT?

Today's high tide at Long Beach CT is at 11:32 PM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What time is low tide at Long Beach CT?

Today's low tide at Long Beach CT is at 6:15 AM ET. Tide times shift daily, so check our forecast for upcoming tide schedules.

What are the best conditions for surfing Long Beach CT?

Long Beach CT works best with swells from the S, SW and N, NW winds (offshore). The ideal tide is mid.

Is Long Beach CT good for beginners?

Yes, Long Beach CT is suitable for beginners, especially on smaller days. It's always a good idea to check conditions before paddling out and consider taking a lesson if you're new to surfing.

This Week's Outlook

Looking pretty flat overall, but Sunday morning offers your best shot with 1ft waves and light 3mph winds before it gets more blown out in the afternoon. Hit it around that 5:20 AM high tide when the wind's still mellow.

Updated 3/7/2026, 6:10:36 PM

Spot Info

Break TypeBeach Break
BottomSand
Skill LevelBeginner to Intermediate
CrowdLight
Best TideMid
Best SwellS, SW
Best WindN, NW
ParkingStreet parking and small lots

Local Tip

Patience is key here - waves are rare but rewarding when conditions align. Best during fall nor'easters.