Corners Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get this forecast sorted. First up, the next week and a half is looking bleak. We’ve got a whole stretch of nothing but tiny, weak swell and poor conditions. From the 15th through the 25th, there’s just no energy in the water. We’re talking flat spells, onshore breezes kicking up chop, and storms threatening to spoil the fun. It’s a write-off for any real surfing.

Then, things start to change. We see a pulse of smaller, longer-period swell on the 26th, but it’s not clean. A bit cross-onshore and choppy. The real deal, the standout, is the 28th. We get a huge jump in size and quality. The overnight and morning of the 28th delivers. That’s the window you want.

Corners is the spot. It’s an exposed reef break, and it’s fairly consistent, but you need to know what you’re doing out there. This is advanced territory.

On the 28th morning, the swell is coming from the southeast at 13ft, with a solid 16-second period. That’s a serious groundswell. The total energy in the water is massive – we’re talking four digits here, 7411 to be precise. That’s powerful. The wind is light and cross-offshore out of the north, which should keep it pretty clean. This is an exceptional morning for expert surfers.

The afternoon gets a little bigger, pushing 15ft, but the tide and wind might get a bit more questionable. The period stays long at 16 seconds. The energy jumps up even more to 8630. Still, that’s a lot of water moving.

Then, the following morning on the 29th, the swell is even bigger, hitting 16ft. The period stays long at 15 seconds, and the energy is through the roof – 12345. But it’s also getting into dangerous territory. There’s a risk of thunderstorms, and the wind is picking up a bit. For most people, this is too big. This is proper expert-only, big-wave stuff.

So, the standout is clearly the 28th morning at Corners. It’s a groundswell, and it’s clean, powerful. Just know your limits. The water temperature is around 84°, which is about normal for this time of year, so you won’t need a thick wetsuit.

This is a long-range call, so things might shift, but if you’re an advanced surfer looking for a session, that’s the one to circle.

Rusty

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