South Texas ( South Padre Island) will be the place.

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Wave Size: 4-6' building
Wave Direction: ESE
Mansfield Buoy 42020: 6' @ 8 seconds from ESE / Wind: SE @ 13-17kts link
200 Mile Buoy 42002: 6' @ 8 seconds from ESE / Wind: ESE @ 13-21kts link
Dolphin Cove Buoy: Wind: SSE @ 14-18kts link
Beach Driving Conditions: Poor to impassable Monday through Thursday
Surf Conditions: 4-6' building choppy surf today with SSE wind at 15-20
Surf Forecast: Broad easterly fetch preceding Michael across much of the Gulf is producing a building 8 second interval ESE swell for Monday and Tuesday in the 5-6' range. Much larger 11-13 second interval swell from rapidly strengthening Hurricane Michael will begin arriving late Tuesday peaking Wednesday with well overhead to double overhead sets at the SPI jetty. Conditions on Wednesday morning at this point are looking ideal with light offshores becoming NE afternoon. Swell will decrease Thursday with light to moderate NE wind. * Surfers unfamiliar with large powerful dangerous hurricane surf should avoid the jetty Wednesday where dangerous rip currents will suck you far out to sea, and definitely do not walk out the jetty to jump off as large sets will sweep you across the rocks. Also, lifeguards are not on duty, you are on your own if you enter the surf, and Coast Guard will not enter the surf zone in their vessels. If you do happen to be in distress, wave your arms and pray one of the experienced local surfers comes to help. This swell will be the largest in years, but the entire central and upper Texas coast will also see large clean surf.
Tropical Weather Outlook: Hurricane Michael rapidly strengthening to possibly a major hurricane Tuesday in the east central Gulf, headed to Florida panhandle as possibly a major cat 3 hurricane National Hurricane Center