Beavers Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s talk surf in terms you’re used to.

The next couple of weeks are mostly flat or small, but there is one later window that could deliver for the brave.

Beavers (Beavers-Hazards) is our only spot. It’s a beach and reef setup, beginner friendly, fairly consistent, but expect company – crowds are a regular thing here.

From Tuesday September 8th through Monday September 14th, it’s tiny. Swell heights under 3 ft, mostly from the S and SW. Wind is cross-on or cross, mostly light to gentle, just enough to put a bit of texture on the surface. Wave energy is weak to moderate – in the 200 to 340 range. Not worth suiting up. Water temp is about normal for the time of year.

Tuesday afternoon September 12th shows a little 5 ft swell from the WNW, but the period is short – only 6 seconds. It’s not going to be clean.

Sunday September 13th through Monday September 14th sees some size: up to 5 ft from the WNW on Sunday afternoon, with a clean cross-off wind out of the NW. But again, the period is short at 6 to 9 seconds, and the surf is still marginal. Energy Sunday afternoon is 280 (moderate). Monday morning pushes 510 (moderate to strong energy), but still marginal quality.

The big highlight is Monday afternoon, September 21. We see a solid 8 ft pulse from the WNW, with a 7-second period and light cross-shore wind. The combined energy jumps to 767 (strong wave energy). That size is into advanced territory – beginners should sit this one out. The short period means it might be a bit lumpy at a beach break, but for experienced surfers, this is the one session to target. Light wind and cross-shore is the best you’ll get here.

So if you paddle, you’re waiting until Monday afternoon the 21st. Everything before that is marginal at best, and may be more suited to kiting than surfing.

Stay patient, it’s a long lead-up.

Rusty

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