Amoudia Left Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with the long-range look for Amoudia Left. Let’s be honest, it’s a quiet spell ahead. The next couple of weeks are going to be a real test of patience, with only one day that’s worth getting truly excited about.

Right now and for most of this period, Amoudia Left is seeing tiny, weak swell with combined energy barely registering at single digits or low teens. We’re talking waves from 0.7ft to 2ft at best, with very short periods around 4 to 6 seconds. That means basically nothing rideable. The water is sitting at 83°F, which is *much warmer than normal* for this time of year – over 4°F above average, a proper anomaly.

Mornings are often glassy or calm, which is lovely for a paddle but not for surfing. The afternoons get a light onshore or cross-onshore breeze from the W or WSW, not helping the cause. This break, being a point, is inconsistent at the best of times, and this window is showing that.

Skip everything from now through the end of August and the first few days of September. There is a long, boring gap of almost no surf.

The one true stand-out comes later, and it’s promising. On the morning of Monday, September 7th, we finally see a pulse of actual swell. The combined energy jumps to a moderate 228, with a 4ft swell from the WNW. The wind is a light offshore from the ENE at just 3 mph, which will keep it clean. The period is a solid 7 seconds, so it’ll have a bit of push. This is the only time in the forecast where the surf is even worth looking at. It won’t be massive, but clean, waist-high waves at an inconsistent point like this is a rare treat.

After that morning, the wind swings onshore in the afternoon and the energy drops again, but that one morning session on the 7th is your only real shot.

Stay patient, and check back closer to the day. It’s a waiting game.

Rusty.

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