Azarujinha Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with a look at what’s on the cards for Azarujinha over the next couple of weeks. We’ve got a bit of a slow start before things start to really wake up.

Right now, the beginning of the outlook is a quiet affair. We're looking at a dry spell for a few days with only tiny, weak swell rattling around. The water’s sitting at 67°F, which is a touch cooler than what we’d normally expect for this time of year – just a bit of a bite in it.

The first real glimmer comes on Thursday the 10th with a moderate offshore wind and some NW swell pushing up to about 3ft. The wave energy is starting to build, sitting at 192, but it’s still feeling pretty ordinary. You might find a few fun ones, but it’s nothing to write home about.

By Sunday the 13th of September, we get a proper step up. The afternoon session looks promising with NW swell hitting 4ft and that combined energy climbing to 482. The wind swings cross-offshore, keeping things tidy. It’s the first genuine chance for a good surf, so keep that one circled.

Monday the 14th is even better in the morning. The swell drops just a fraction to 4ft from the NW, but we get *glassy* conditions – dead calm, perfect for clean faces. The energy remains solid. It’s a true standout for the first week.

After that, the surf dips again midweek before building back up. The biggest stretch on offer looks to be around Saturday the 19th and Sunday the 20th. Saturday morning delivers a clean 4ft NW swell with light winds, and the energy is pumping at 379. Sunday keeps that quality going with another glassy morning on a 3ft NW swell. This is a solid run of clean, consistent surf.

Looking deeper into the window, Tuesday the 22nd is worth a mention. It’s a small but clean morning with a 3ft NW swell, light winds, and a nice long 13-second period. The energy is just sneaking into the moderate range at 242. It’s a sleeper day.

But the real highlight of the whole forecast is Wednesday the 24th of September. The morning session looks sensational. We’ve got a 6ft NW groundswell running with a 12-second period, pushing the combined energy up to a hefty 791. To top it all off, it’s glassy. That’s the best on offer – a proper, powerful, clean session for the experienced crew.

Later that same day, the wind picks up cross-offshore and the swell drops, but that morning window is the one to hold out for. A long range call, but one to get excited about.

Overall, don’t expect much action in the first few days. From the weekend onward, it gets more interesting, and that last Wednesday morning is the clear standout. Get out there if you can.

Rusty.

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