Breakdown:

Caribbean Coast - Strong storms push in some minor wind swell from the NE early in the week, and by Thursday a second more powerful systems brings some chest high surf by late Thursday and a foot bigger Friday from the NNE. The angle will keep some spots small, while other will be going off if the wind stays offshore. It quiets down quickly Friday and is back to knee high by next Sunday.

Pacific Coast - As expected the last 1-2 foot overhead sets leave with the tide on Tuesday, leaving surf a foot smaller each day through to Sunday chest high leftovers. On Monday the rising tide will also usher in another pulse of Southwest swell with waves 1 foot overhead for the Central Pacific and a foot smaller farther to the north.

The Long Shot - Next Tuesday it grows another foot and stays big through Wednesday morning (10/13). Then it drops off quickly leaving a whole week of small surf with little relief on the horizon. End of October blues...

* The forecast is made using over a decade of wave model and report analysis, but can't be accurate 100% of the time.