Azarujinha Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's look at what we've got for Azarujinha.

We’re looking at a slow start here. The first few days are pretty flat and uninspiring. The surf really starts to show some life on Sunday the 6th. That morning we get 4ft of NW swell with 12-second period and light offshore NNW wind. The combined swell energy is moderate at 497. It’s the standout of the first week, offering clean, lined-up waves for the intermediate surfer. This is a reef break, and it’s fairly consistent with an optimum swell from the SW, so this NW swell isn’t a perfect match, but the conditions are good enough to make it work. Crowds are often there, so expect company.

Monday the 7th keeps the 5ft of WNW swell going, but the wind is blowing a fresh offshore 19 mph. While it’s clean, that much wind can make holding your line tricky. The energy is strong (660). After that, from Tuesday the 8th through to Tuesday the 15th, we hit a long dry spell. There is basically no surf to speak of for over a week. The numbers are tiny, the energy is weak, and the conditions are listed as poor. It’s a real bummer of a gap.

Then, out of nowhere, Wednesday the 16th morning delivers a solid pulse. We get 4ft of NW swell with an 11-second period (groundswell) and light WNW cross-offshore wind. The combined swell energy is a healthy 402. This is another top pick for the period. Clean, solid waves at a reef break. Good stuff. The afternoon sees the wind turn cross-shore and the quality drops off, so make sure you get in for the morning session.

On the 18th, the last Friday morning in the outlook, another 4ft NW swell with 10-second period rolls in with light NNW cross-off wind and moderate energy (307). Another clean, surfable option to close things out, though not quite as punchy as the 16th.

Water temp is about average for this time of year, nothing unusual to report there.

This is Rusty, signing off. Get on it Sunday the 6th or Wednesday the 16th.

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