Cozies and Geeries Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G'day, Rusty here. We've got a solid run of surf on the horizon at Cozies and Geeries, a reef and point set-up that handles the WSW groundswell like a charm. The water's sitting at 64°, which is about average for this time of year, so no surprises there. The first swell of note arrives Sunday afternoon, with a building 8ft WSW groundswell, but that 19 mph SE offshore wind is blowing fresh. It's clean, but the energy is already strong at 2616, so the ocean's got some push. It's a bit of a tester, not the best of the run.

The real standout, without a doubt, is Monday the 7th. We've got a 8ft WSW groundswell with a very long 17-second period, and the wind is a gentle 9 mph offshore from the SE. The energy is pumping at 3123, and conditions are glassy and clean. This is a dream for experienced surfers. That long period groundswell will wrap beautifully around the reef and point, offering long, powerful lines. The crowd situation can be "sometimes" busy, but with waves this good, you'll want to get out there early. This is the session to circle on the calendar.

Tuesday the 8th keeps the pace up with another 8ft WSW groundswell, still packing a 17-second period, but the offshore wind is a bit stronger at 19 mph from the ESE. The energy is huge at 3636. It's clean, but the wind is fresh, so it'll be a bit more challenging, still excellent for those with experience.

Wednesday the 9th sees the swell dip slightly to 7ft, with a 15-second period, and the wind swings to a cross-off from the ENE, 19 mph in the morning but easing to a gentle 9 mph in the afternoon. The afternoon session looks better with clean conditions and energy at 1663.

Thursday the 10th, the swell drops to 4ft, and the wind turns cross-shore. Not much to write home about. Friday the 11th, the swell is small and onshore, forget it.

Then we get a second pulse. Saturday the 12th, a 6ft W groundswell arrives, but the wind is cross-shore and then cross-on. It's messy.

But then, Sunday the 13th afternoon, things turn around. A 8ft WSW groundswell with a 14-second period, and a light cross-off breeze from the SSW. The energy is strong at 1914, and it's clean. This is another good window.

Monday the 14th morning is a beauty: 8ft WSW groundswell, 14-second period, and glassy conditions with a slight air from the NNW. Energy at 2027. This is a top-tier session for experienced surfers.

Tuesday the 15th morning is also glassy with a 6ft WSW groundswell. It's clean and inviting.

Wednesday the 16th, the swell is back to 7ft with a 16-second period, but the wind is light and cross-shore, so the surface might have a few ripples.

Thursday the 17th, the wind goes onshore, not great. Friday the 18th, it's cross-shore with fresh wind and rain, messy.

Saturday the 19th, cross-onshore wind and choppy, poor. Sunday the 20th, the swell builds to 10ft with a 17-second period, but the wind is cross-onshore and choppy. Too big and messy for a good paddle.

Monday the 21st, the biggest swell of the run hits: an 12ft WSW groundswell with an 18-second period, energy at 8167. The wind is a fresh cross-shore from the SW, so it's lumpy. This is a beast for experts only, and even then, the wind might ruin it. The afternoon gets worse with a strong cross-on.

All up, the standout is Monday the 7th, and then the glassy windows on Monday the 14th and Tuesday the 15th mornings are also very good. There's a gap of poor conditions from the 19th to the 21st, but the energy is there for those who can handle it.

Rusty.

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