Amoudia Left Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s on the cards for the next couple of weeks.

To be straight up with you, it’s a pretty quiet picture ahead. There’s really nothing surfable on the horizon for a long stretch. The first couple of weeks are looking flat or tiny, with waves struggling to even hit 2 ft, and most days the combined energy just isn’t there – you’re looking at weak readings between 1 and 53. It’s only really the very end of the window that starts to flicker a little, but even then it’s nothing to get excited about.

Let’s break it down. The first recommendation doesn't actually come with any real rideable surf until we get into some later days. From Sunday September 13 right through to the morning of Sunday September 20, it’s a desert. The swell is non-existent or just too weak, even when the wind is glassy. You’ll see clean conditions but no push. The wait goes on.

Around Sunday September 20 we get a tiny pulse – 0.7 ft from the WNW with a period of only 4 seconds. Combined energy is just 3. It's not really worth paddling out for, but the wind is glassy in the morning. Still, that’s a session for a floaty and a beer, not a proper surf.

Things drift along in the same vein through Monday and Tuesday the 21st and 22nd. The swell stays under 1 ft, period is short (4 to 5 seconds), and the combined energy is only 3 to 5. It’s not happening.

Later on, around Saturday September 26, we see a bit more activity but with a strong cross-onshore blow. Swell bumps up to 3 ft from the SW, with a 6-second period and combined energy of 48. But with the wind howling from the NW at 25 mph, it’s messy, choppy, and poor. That’s more of a kite day than a surf day.

Then on Monday September 28, the last morning in the window, there’s a little glimmer: 1 ft from the WSW, 6-second period, combined energy of 14. The wind is light and cross-off from the NE – clean conditions but the swell is tiny.

So there's no standout session here, no proper window to get excited about. This part of the world is just flat and quiet for the whole 16 days. It happens. We’ll have to wait for the next system to roll in. Keep an eye on the charts, but for now, it’s a full rest.

Rusty.

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