Crow Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s look at what we’ve got. Crow Point is a sheltered point that rarely breaks, and over the next 16 days it’s mostly just tiny, weak signals and poor surf conditions. The water’s sitting at 65°F, which is much warmer than normal for this time of year, about 4°F above average, so it’s a weird warm spell.

The first recommendation doesn’t come until Sunday afternoon, July 19th, but it’s a real letdown: just 0.3ft of swell from the west, with a period of 10 seconds, and a combined wave energy of only 3 (weak). The wind is a light cross-off from the NNW at 9 mph, so the surface is clean, but there’s barely a ripple. Not worth paddling for.

Monday morning July 20th offers the same 0.3ft, with a longer period of 12 seconds and ENE wind at 6 mph, cross-off, clean but tiny. The afternoon picks up a stiffer NNW breeze at 12 mph, still cross-off, but the swell is still 0.3ft.

Tuesday July 21st morning: 0.7ft, 10-second period, with a nice offshore ENE wind at 6 mph. Clean, but so small. The afternoon gets messy with a cross-shore NW wind.

Wednesday July 22nd stays at 0.7ft, but the wind goes cross-shore and builds to 16 mph by the afternoon, with a moderate cross-chop. Not fun.

Thursday July 23rd morning is back to clean with an ENE offshore at 6 mph, but still only 0.7ft. The energy is a bit higher at 13 (weak). Still not rideable.

Friday July 24th morning is the best window this whole first week: glassy, with a light NW breeze at 3 mph, and 0.7ft from the west, period of 8 seconds. It’s clean, but it’s still tiny. The afternoon gets a cross-shore wind and chop.

From Saturday July 25th onward, the swell gets even smaller, with periods dropping to 3-4 seconds, and the energy falls to 2 or 4. That’s flat.

There’s a gap from July 25th all the way to Tuesday July 28th, when the swell finally shows some life. On Tuesday morning July 28th, we get 5ft from the west, period 7 seconds, and a combined energy of 243 (moderate). That’s the biggest swell of the outlook. But the wind is a cross-shore NW at 16 mph, with a cross-chop. The waves will be lumpy and a bit messy. For a spot that’s sheltered and rarely breaks, this is a real gamble. It’s a short period windswell, so shape won’t be great. The afternoon drops to 4ft, still moderate energy at 151, but the wind stays cross-shore.

Wednesday July 29th drops to 3ft, energy 74, with a fresh NW breeze at 19 mph, cross-shore and lumpy. Not worth it.

The rest of the outlook into early August stays small, with the best being Sunday August 2nd morning: 2ft, 5-second period, energy 79, with a light offshore N wind at 6 mph. Clean, but still weak. Monday August 3rd morning offers 3ft, 8-second period, energy 90, with a light offshore N wind at 9 mph. Clean again, but still marginal.

Honestly, the standout is the Tuesday July 28th morning window – it’s the only time the swell gets over 5ft, but it’s cross-shore and choppy, and the short period means it’ll be a bit of a mess. If you’re an expert and keen, you might find something, but it’s not a classic. The rest of the run is a write-off. For a spot that rarely breaks, this is a pretty normal blank spell.

Rusty.

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