Blokken Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, grab your coffee, settle in — let’s have a proper look at what’s going on for the next couple of weeks.

Right from the jump, I gotta be straight with you: there's not a lot of love here for the foreseeable future at Blokken. This stretch runs all the way from the start of July out to the 19th, and honestly, it's a long, lean run. We’re talkin’ more than two weeks with almost nothing worth paddling out for. That kind of blank spell is, unfortunately, not unusual for this spot.

Let's start with the bright spot — and I use that term loosely. Come Friday, July 17th, we finally see a bit of juice show up. The morning’s a write-off with moderate cross-onshore chop, but by Friday afternoon, there's a chance. You got a 4 ft swell comin' from the north, but it's short-period stuff at 5 seconds — that's windswell, not the good stuff. Still, the combined energy hits 83 (moderate energy), which is the best we'll see in this whole window. It’s cleaning up a little with a gentle breeze that's cross-onshore. It's not gonna be pretty, but if you’re desperate and the tide plays nice, you might find a few.

On Saturday, July 18th, the morning gets messy again with 22 mph north winds and lumpy 3 ft north swell. The afternoon settles a bit with 3 ft and NNW onshore, but it's not a standout.

For the rest of the time? We're lookin' at tiny waves, weak energy, and mostly onshore or cross-onshore winds. There are a few mornings that look cleaner, like the 9th and 11th of July, but with swells barely 2 ft and energy in the teens or single digits, it’s just not surfable in any meaningful way.

One thing worth noting: on July 4th the water temperature is 69° — that's about 9° warmer than normal for the time of year, which is very unusual. So if you’re just having a swim, that’s your win.

Bottom line: there’s no real standout here. The whole 16 days is flat or junk. If you’re lookin’ for a wave, you might be better off takin’ a break or prayin’ the forecast changes.

Rusty

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