Bridges Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here—let's break it down in feet. For the next stretch at Bridges, it's mostly flat and quiet. The first real chance comes Sunday morning, July 5th, with a tiny 1.3ft NE swell, short 5-second period, and ENE cross-off wind at 9 mph. Energy is weak at only 13. Later Sunday afternoon, swell bumps to 3ft NE, still 6-second period, with 15 mph cross-off winds, energy up to 63.

Monday July 6th sees a flat morning, then Monday afternoon a 2.6ft NE swell at 6 seconds, energy 45, with risk of thunderstorms. Tuesday July 7th morning is near flat (0.3ft N swell), and Tuesday afternoon hits 3.3ft NE at 6 seconds, energy 74, with fresh 18 mph cross-off winds. Wednesday July 8th morning is flat, then Wednesday afternoon brings the best height: 3.6ft NE at 6 seconds, energy 91, but with moderate rain and 18 mph winds.

After that, Thursday July 9th afternoon and Friday July 10th afternoon both show 3.6ft NE swells at 7 seconds, with moderate energy around 110 and 106, still cross-off winds. Conditions stay clean, but the swell is short and weak.

From Saturday July 11th onward, the swell drops to 0.3ft to 0.7ft with longer periods (10-13 seconds) but almost zero energy. The rest of the run through July 20th is mostly flat or tiny dribbles, with winds often cross-off or cross.

The best pick is Thursday July 9th afternoon or Friday July 10th afternoon, with that 3.6ft NE swell and moderate energy, clean from cross-off winds. But with short period, don't expect power. This point break wants NW swell for optimum—we're getting NE. Honestly, with steady cross-off winds and weak waves, this looks more like a kite session than a paddle surf. Forecasts can change though.

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