Adam's Articles
What do ducks have to do with the run of south swells the Pacific is currently churning out? Adam Wright fills you in on what's in store from Southern Hemi land.
Thanks to a slip in storm activity, in both Hemispheres of the Pacific, the surf for the weekend looks on the small/slow side for most regions. There is hope though...
The SPAC blew up this weekend. Swell headed to SoCal/Baja and a lot MORE SIZE to the swell heading toward Central America, Southern Mainland Mexico, and a host of other travel locations.
The South Pacific continues to churn out consistency, bubbling like a cauldron of goodness setting up storms all over the Southern Ocean.
South swell is on the horizon... get the details here from expert surf forecaster Adam Wright.
The North Pacific has managed to pull off another big winter-type storm despite the fact that we're already a few days into spring...
TransWorld SURF's expert surf forecaster Adam Wright gives you the flight number and arrival times of the latest combo swell expected to hit the shores of a beach near you...
I’m starting to think that the North Pacific Ocean is a zombie—it just won’t die.
Looks like a fun run of surf on tap for the Vans Pier Classic...
Great news…this little glimpse of spring (you know, the one that had me wondering if I had woken up in a Vista induced bizzaro world) is actually just a short little window of atmospheric reshuffling, not quite the real deal, yet.
After a computer meltdown, surf forecaster Adam Wright sees the North Pacific going into bizarro world: it's shifting to a springtime pattern. Though winter's not over just yet, the end is coming soon...
The whole weather/storm/swell setup for the North Pacific this winter keeps on producing. Another round of W/NWers in the mix.
The North Pacific continues to kick ass and take names this week… Plus: Adam answers your "What is El Niño" questions.
Valentine's Day will be for lovers—of combos swells that is. The Mavericks contest has the greenlight for Saturday, so get ready for some broken hearts and broken boards.










