Corvette Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here again. Let’s get into what’s coming for the next couple weeks at Corvette. It’s a reef break, takes a lot of southwest swell, and it’s fairly consistent. Water temp is right around average for this time of year, so you’ll be fine in a spring suit.

The early part of the forecast looks flat and messy. Starting Tuesday the 8th of September, there’s hardly any push, and the wind is making things unappealing. Wednesday and Thursday are also pretty weak, with choppy conditions. No real reason to paddle out.

Then the whole game changes on Saturday the 12th of September. Morning brings a 13ft SSW groundswell with a 17-second period and a clean, cross-offshore wind from the east-southeast. The combined energy reading is (9130), and the setup is going to be clean and powerful. At that size, it’s expert territory only—this is not the place for anyone learning. Expect strong rips and thick, long-period sets.

That Saturday morning is the clear standout. It’s heavy, it’s clean, and it’s the best looking window in the whole 16 days. Saturday afternoon drops to 12ft but stays clean with cross-off wind (7098 energy). Sunday the 13th offers 8ft waves, still clean but with slightly less punch.

Monday the 14th throws another big pulse at us: 12ft S swell with an 18-second period, strong cross-off wind, and (7573) energy. That’s a beefy day for the experienced crew. The long period will make it a bit heaving, so reef positioning matters.

The rest of the week comes down in size, with a few more pulses around the 18th and 19th of September offering 7ft to 10ft SSW swell. These are worth a look but they don’t match the energy or the wind perfection of that 12th. Crowds can be *sometimes* an issue here, so for the real standout days, expect some company.

Overall, if you can wait for Saturday the 12th, that’s the one to circle. After that, the second week has some smaller, less reliable windows but nothing that truly compares.

Rusty out.

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