Beavers Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s comin’ down the line for Beavers.

Right off the bat, I gotta be straight with you – this is a real slow spell. The first couple of weeks aren’t offering much that’ll get you out of bed. We’re talkin’ a long gap of mostly small, weak, and messy surf. The first recommendation doesn’t pop up until Monday morning, July 6th, and even then, it’s a marginal call.

That Monday morning, July 6th, we’ve got a tiny 2ft swell rollin’ in from the SSW with a long period of 16 seconds. That’s a groundswell, but it’s got no push – the combined energy is only 377, which is weak. The wind is a light cross-on from the W at 10 km/h, so the surface will be a bit bumpy. The water temp is a touch warmer than normal at 63°, which is nice, but the waves themselves are just too small to get excited about. This is a beginner-friendly break, but with that little energy, it’s more of a paddle than a surf.

The week trundles along with similar small stuff. Tuesday afternoon, July 7th, sees a slight bump to 3ft from the SSW with a period of 18 seconds. The wind goes cross-off from the WNW, cleaning things up, but the energy is still moderate at 630. It’s a bit better, but still marginal.

The real stand-out, the only one worth circling on the calendar, comes on Sunday, July 19th. That morning we see a jump in energy – a 4ft swell from the SSE with a period of 15 seconds. The combined energy hits 820, which is moderate. The wind is a slight air from the S, barely a breath, making for a light cross-on that’ll keep things clean. The afternoon holds similar with a 4ft swell and 834 energy. This is the best on offer for the whole 16-day window, but it’s over a week away, so treat it as promising but not yet set in stone. For a beach and reef setup, that long period from the SSE will produce some nice lines, but it’s not huge, so it’s still a fun size for the more experienced crowd.

The rest of the outlook is a write-off. Swell drops back to 2ft and below, energy sinks into the 100s, and the wind is mostly onshore. It’s a real flat patch. Hang in there, keep an eye on that July 19th date, and hope the forecasts firm up.

Rusty.

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