Cozies and Geeries Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's get into it. The surf over the next couple of weeks has a bit of a slow start, but there are some real gems hiding in there if you're willing to wait for them.

First up, the water's running at about 63.5°, which is actually pretty much normal for this time of year – no major surprises there.

We're looking at Cozies and Geeries to start. It’s a fairly consistent reef and point set-up, so it generally has something to offer, but it's not always pretty. Things kick off on Wednesday the 9th with some chest-high WSW swell, around 5.9ft with a long 15-second period. The wind is cross-offshore from the ENE, which will keep things clean, but the overall energy is moderate and the tide conditions look a bit tricky. It's not a complete loss, but it's a bit of a shoulder-shrugger.

Thursday the 10th morning, the swell drops a bit to 4.3ft, and the cross-off breeze picks up. It's still clean, but the energy is weak. However, Thursday afternoon is where it gets interesting. The wind swings around to a light offshore from the SE at 3 mph – that's pretty much glass. The swell is still around 3.9ft from the WSW, but with that kind of calm wind, it's going to be clean. A bit small, but groomed.

Friday the 11th is a write-off. The swell jacks up in period to 19 seconds, a proper groundswell, but the wind goes onshore and it's choppy. The energy is moderate, but the conditions are poor. Saturday is much of the same story – onshore winds and chop, with the swell a touch bigger at 5.6-6.2ft, but it's not going to be pretty. The energy is building though, hitting the 1800s.

Sunday the 13th is still on the messy side, with strong cross-onshore winds whipping it up. The swell is there, 5.9ft in the morning and pushing 7.2ft in the afternoon, but the wind is just making a mess of it.

Now, Monday the 14th is where things start to click. Not everything, but the morning is a standout. We've got 7.9ft of WSW swell with a 14-second period, and the wind is completely glassy. The energy is strong at 2127, and the conditions are described as excellent. This is for experienced surfers, though – at 7.9ft, it's pushing past the beginner zone. This is the first real highlight. The afternoon gets a bit windier with a cross-off, but the morning is the one.

Tuesday the 15th is a bit of a letdown after that. Still solid surf, 7.2ft in the morning but dropping to 6.6ft by the afternoon. The wind is cross-offshore but stronger, and the energy starts to back off. Clean, but not as good as Monday morning.

Wednesday the 16th sees the swell ease back to a clean 6.2ft from the WSW with a 16-second period. The cross-off wind is lighter, so it's another clean and fun day. Not as powerful as Monday, but a great, rideable size. The following Thursday the 17th is similar, 4.9-5.2ft, but the wind turns a little more onshore. It's still surfable, but the magic is gone.

Friday the 18th is blown out. The wind is howling from the N/NNW at 22-25 mph, which is a hard no. The swell is a junky 4.6-4.9ft and the conditions are poor.

Alright, now for the big one. Saturday the 19th. The swell absolutely lights up. We're looking at a solid 14.8ft from the W with a 13-second period. The combined energy is massive, hitting a huge 7748 in the morning. This is a serious, expert-only day. The wind is a fresh cross-off in the morning, keeping it clean, but at this size, it's not messing around. It's a standout, but only if you're a proper charger. The afternoon stays big but gets a bit lumpy with a cross-shore wind.

The swell backs down significantly for Sunday the 20th, down to 7.5ft, but the wind turns onshore and it gets messy. Not great.

Monday the 21st has a solid 7.2ft of WSW swell with a 15-second period, but it's a complete washout with fresh onshore winds and rain showers. Not worth it.

The following Tuesday the 22nd is interesting. The swell is still solid at 7.9-8.2ft from the WSW with a 16-second period, and the wind is a strong cross-off from the S/SSE. It will be clean and powerful, but the energy is strong, hitting 2836-3100. It's another good session for experienced surfers, just not as huge as Saturday. The wind is howling, but it's offshore, which makes all the

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