Adraga Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk about the next couple of weeks. For the first few days, you can leave the boards in the car. There’s a lot of wind and messy surf on the way before things clean up.

Your first good window is Sunday the 13th. The morning is looking clean with a light offshore breeze. We’ve got a long-period NW groundswell pushing in around `3ft` at `13s` and the energy is moderate at `344`. It won’t be big, but it’ll have some push and shape. Sea temp is about normal for this time of year. A classic, clean way to start the day.

Monday the 14th is another early morning call. It’s dead glassy with a `3ft` NW swell at `11s`. The energy is moderate (`283`). It’ll be small but clean, perfect for getting a few long rides without too much drama. The wind is calm, which is a major positive.

Then it gets a bit wild. From Tuesday the 15th through Friday the 18th, the onshores stomp in and the ocean gets messy. The swell builds, but it comes with a lot of north wind. Sizes push up over `7ft` and even hit `12ft` on Wednesday the 16th, but it’s blown out, cross-onshore, and rough. The energy is strong to very strong, but it’s not doing anyone any favors for paddling. Honestly, this setup looks more interesting for kite surfing than for paddle surfing.

We get a little break Saturday morning the 19th. There’s a `4ft` NW swell with a `14s` period and only a light cross-shore wind. The energy is strong at `942`, but the comment is marginal. It’s a long-period swell, so it might be a bit straight at a beach break, but worth a look if you’re keen.

Now, here’s the standout. Monday the 21st is your best bet. The morning is glassy, with a `4ft` NW swell running at a long `16s`. The energy is very strong at `1084`. This is the good stuff. It's clean, it's got power, and the conditions are lined up for experienced surfers. This is the one to circle on the calendar.

The rest of that week stays rideable. Tuesday morning the 22nd has `6ft` of NW swell at `13s`, but the wind is onshore. Wednesday morning the 23rd and Thursday morning the 24th both have glassy conditions, but the swell drops off and the energy weakens.

After that, the surf fades out. The last week of the period sees the swell shrink and the onshores return, leaving us with small and wind-blown conditions. Nothing worth getting excited about from Friday the 25th all the way to the end of the outlook.

So, to wrap it up: your best windows are the mornings of Sunday the 13th, Monday the 14th, and that standout glassy morning on Monday the 21st. Everything else in the first week is a write-off, and the second week is a slow fade. Keep your eyes on that Monday the 21st session.

Rusty.

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