Antenot Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk about Antenot over the next couple weeks in good old feet and miles.

Right off the bat, it’s a grim outlook. We’ve got a long, flat, and blown-out stretch coming up, with pretty much nothing to get excited about until the very tail end.

The water is a warm 83°, which is a touch warmer than usual for this time of year, but that’s the only bright spot.

Kicking off Friday the 10th of July, we’ve got a weak 1ft swell from the WNW, with a period of just 6 seconds and the combined energy a paltry 30. That’s not a wave, that’s a bathtub slosh. The wind is either cross or onshore for every single session, so it’s gonna be bumpy and messy. That pattern holds strong all through the first week. From the 10th all the way to Saturday the 19th of July, the swell stays under 3ft and the period never gets above 8 seconds. The combined energy is mostly in the teens to low 60s—that’s feeble.

We do see a pulse on Sunday the 19th of July. The morning kicks up to 4ft from the WNW with an 8-second period and energy at 155. The afternoon hits 4ft with energy up to 191—that’s moderate energy. But mate, the wind is still cross or onshore, and every session that day is rated as poor surf conditions. That swell is gonna be choppy, lumpy, and no fun.

The only day that even sniffs at being okay is Monday the 20th of July. The morning has 3ft from the WNW, still a short 7-second period, but the wind is light and cross-onshore. It’s the only session with a “marginal” rating. That’s the best we’re gonna see.

After that, it’s back to tiny dribble for the rest of the run through Saturday the 25th of July—2ft to 2ft, short periods, and cross or onshore winds every afternoon. The morning of the 25th has a light cross-shore, but the swell is just 2ft with a 7-second period, so you’re looking at grovel conditions.

So here’s the bottom line: there is no standout. The only slight chance to get wet is Monday the 20th of July in the morning, but you’d be surfing marginal, clean-ish walls no bigger than knee-high. If you’re out of options and the tide is right, you might snag a few. Otherwise, leave the board at home.

Rusty.

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