Sakonnet

Little Compton, Rhode Island

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Surf Quality:
FAIR

Current Conditions

FAIR
Fair conditions - still worth a paddle. Tiny waves under 1ft with mixed swell but pretty windy at 12kt Note: winds from NW would be better.

🌬️ WIND

N
E
S
W
12
kt

🌊 SWELL

N
E
S
W
0.7
ft
🌊
Swell Height
0.7ft
🌊
Swell Period
8s
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Wind Speed
12kt
🌑️
Air Temp
17Β°C
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Wind Gusts
16kt
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Precipitation
1mm

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πŸ“ Local Knowledge

Sakonnet Point in Rhode Island is a semi-exposed point and beach break that comes alive during the fall hurricane season and strong winter nor’easters, with September through November producing the most reliable clean surf. It works best on south to southeast swells with offshore winds from the northwest to north, and a mid to rising tide often delivers the best shape. The waves can range from long, peeling rights along the point to punchy, more unpredictable peaks on the beach break section, making it versatile for different board types. Crowds are usually light, but access and parking can be limited, adding to its secluded feel.

Best Swell: W
Bottom: Sand/Rocks

Ideal Conditions

Swell: SE
Wind: NW

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