Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's have a look at what's on the cards for Easky Right.

The next couple of weeks are a bit of a mixed bag, with a real flat spell in the middle. We’ve got a little pulse of energy coming through right at the start, but it’s mostly a waiting game until the second week rolls around for something more promising.

Monday the 27th of July kicks things off with a solid 6ft swell out of the WNW, packing a moderate energy (859). The water’s sitting at a touch warmer than normal for this time of year at 62°. The wind is a cross-offshore, which keeps it clean, but the conditions are marginal. It’s surfable, but don’t expect it to be firing on all cylinders. The swell drops a touch into Monday afternoon at 6ft.

Tuesday the 28th of July sees a bit more size, with 7ft on the morning push from the west, but the period drops to a short 8 seconds and the cross-off wind picks up. It’s messy, and the combined energy is still moderate (610). The afternoon drops to 5ft but the wind stays cross-off. It’s a tough one to get excited about.

By Wednesday the 29th of July, we’re into a lull. The swell drops to 4ft, and the wind swings cross-onshore, flattening things out. The afternoon turns glassy with only 3ft waves, but it’s pretty weak (177). It’s a surfable dribble, but nothing to write home about.

From Thursday the 30th of July right through to Wednesday the 6th of August, it’s a proper dry spell. Swells barely crack 3ft most days, with short periods and poor wind. The combined energy drops into the double digits, showing just how weak it is. This is a stretch of about 8 days where you’re better off doing something else. The only small glimmer is Sunday the 2nd and Monday the 3rd of August with 3ft and a clean cross-off breeze, but it’s tiny.

Now, here’s the standout window. Friday the 7th of August is the one to circle. The morning brings a clean 5ft groundswell from the WNW, with a light offshore wind from the south. The period is a solid 9 seconds, and the energy is building (335). Then Friday afternoon is where it gets really good. The swell pushes to 6ft, still from the WNW, the wind stays light and cross-off, and the energy jumps (504). This is the best on offer – clean, solid, and with some proper push.

Saturday the 8th of August might be for the experts only. The morning swell hits 8ft from the WNW, with a short 8 second period, but the wind is a light onshore. It’s powerful (755), but that size with short period will be a handful. By afternoon, a fresh onshore wind kills it.

The following Monday the 10th of August looks good again. The wind is glassy, and the swell is a clean 3ft from the WNW, building to 4ft from the north in the afternoon with moderate energy (318). A proper, clean, fun-sized day.

Tuesday the 11th of August keeps the run going with a gentle offshore wind and 4ft swell from the WNW. It’s clean and consistent, a solid way to finish the run.

All in all, Friday the 7th of August is the standout. The afternoon session looks like the pick of the whole 16 days. Get it in the diary.

Rusty.

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