Agami Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get real about what’s on offer at Agami for the next couple of weeks.

The short version? It’s pretty damn flat and messy. Water temp is a warm 83°F, which is running about 4°F above normal for this time of year—so it's warm, but that's about the only thing working in our favor early on.

From Sunday the 13th through Wednesday the 16th, we’ve got almost nothing. Waves are running 1 to 4 feet, with a persistent cross-onshore or onshore northerly breeze. Swell energy is weak—down in the 10 to 100 range—so there’s just no push. The period is short, 5 to 7 seconds, so even the small stuff is gutless and disorganized.

Thursday the 17th morning is the one bright spot early on. We get a gentle offshore breeze from the SE, and the swell is around 4 feet with a 7-second period. It’s clean, but the energy is still low at 147. You might find a fun, small wave if you're keen and don't mind the marginal quality, but the afternoon trade wind chops it right back up.

Friday the 18th has a clean morning at around 2 feet, but it’s tiny. Saturday the 19th brings a slightly better pulse from the WNW—around 3 to 4 feet—with a 10-second period. The morning is cross-offshore and clean, but the afternoon wind jumps to 30 km/h and turns it to lumpy mush. Energy gets up to 240 for a moment, but that onshore wind kills it.

From Sunday the 20th through Tuesday the 22nd, we’re back to small, onshore junk. Waves around 2 to 3 feet, short periods, cross-onshore winds. Not worth your time.

Wednesday the 23rd sees the swell nudge up to around 4 feet, but it’s straight onshore and short-period, so it’s just a crumbly mess. Energy is moderate at 132, but it’s wasted.

Thursday the 24th is marginal—3 feet, but the tide looks off and it’s still onshore.

Friday the 25th is the biggest swell of the whole run. We’re looking at around 4 feet from the NNW with an 8-second period, and the energy jumps to 232—moderate. But the wind is light cross-onshore, so it’s still not clean. It’s the most size we see, but the quality just isn’t there. The afternoon goes back to poor.

Saturday the 26th and Sunday the 27th are poor again—4 feet from the NW, short period, onshore winds. Energy drops back down to 118–136. Not happening.

Monday the 28th gives us a small window in the morning. The wind goes glassy, with a light NE breeze, and there’s around 3 feet of swell. But it’s only a 6-second period and the energy is low at 65. If you’ve got a longboard and low expectations, you might find a dribbler, but nothing more.

So, to be honest, there’s no proper standout in this forecast. The swell never gets big, the periods stay short, and the winds mostly blow the wrong way. The only day that even gets close to decent is Thursday the 17th morning, and even that is marginal.

This is a good stretch to give the board a rest. The ocean just isn’t cooperating.

Rusty.

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