Coragi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, folks, Rusty here. Let's talk waves. We got a decent run of surf coming up, but it's a tale of two halves. The first part of the period has some clean, fun waves, but there's one day that really stands out as the best of the bunch. After that, it fades pretty hard, so pick your windows wisely.

We start off this Saturday morning, the 15th. A few clouds around, but the wind is light out of the ENE, just a touch cross-off, keeping the surface clean. The swell is a small 2ft from the SSW with a long 18-second period. It’s not big, but that long period means there’s real energy underneath. The combined wave energy is at 611, which is moderate. A good day to get wet.

Sunday the 16th is a touch better. The swell bumps up to 4ft from the SSW, with a 14-second period. Wind stays light and clean. Energy is up to 784, so the waves should have a bit more push to them. Good day all around.

Monday the 17th is a step down. There's a risk of thunderstorms in the morning, and the swell backs off to 3ft. The period drops to 13 seconds, and the energy is down to 446. The afternoon looks a bit iffy with tide issues. I'd probably sit this one out.

Now, let's get to the good part. Tuesday the 18th the wind swings offshore from the NE. The swell builds back to 4ft from the SSW with a 14-second period, and the energy is pumping at 947. This is where it starts to get really fun.

But the standout is Wednesday the 19th. This is the day. The swell pushes up to 5ft from the SSW with a 15-second period. The energy readings hit 1130, which is strong. The wind is light offshore, so you’re looking at clean, powerful waves. This is expert territory, no doubt. If you're experienced, this is your morning.

Thursday the 20th is still good, with 4ft from the S and a 13-second period, but the energy drops to 555. Offshore winds hold, so it’ll be clean, just not as strong.

After that, it fades. From Friday the 21st through the end of the month, the swell drops below 3ft. Periods sink into the 10-12 second range, and the energy falls off a cliff, down into the 100-200 range. It's not flat, but it's lackluster. Wind stays offshore, keeping it tidy, but the waves just don't have any life. There are a couple of days at the end with a longer-period SSW pulse, but it's small, around 2-3ft. Not much to get excited about.

So, here’s the deal: Saturday the 15th and Sunday the 16th are good for some clean, long-period waves. But if you want the real standout, it’s Wednesday the 19th. That’s the one with size, power, and clean conditions. Just make sure you know what you’re doing on that reef. And be prepared for a boring, average stretch in the last week. Patience is key.

Rusty out.

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