Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, folks, Rusty here. Let's check the crystal ball for Easky Right. It's a two-part story, so listen up.

First, the water's about 62°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year. The surf takes its sweet time waking up though.

The start is rough. The 26th of July brings a big, messy 10-foot swell from the WNW with a short, weak 10-second period, and it's thrashed by 19 mph cross-shore winds. The energy is there (1913), but it's just a mess. A total no-go. It cleans up a bit on the 27th; the swell drops to a still-chunky 8 feet on Monday morning with 12 mph cross-offshore winds, then gets better in the afternoon with 6 feet surf and 9 mph cross-offshore breezes. Surfable, but nothing special.

The real winner is the afternoon of the 28th of July (Tuesday) . The swell drops to a much friendlier 5 feet from the west, but the magic is the 9 mph true offshore wind from the SSW. That makes for some clean, peeling lines. The period is a short 8 seconds, so it's not a groundswell with huge power, but for a reef like Easky Right, that offshore wind is pure gold. This is your top pick for a fun, manageable session.

The rest of the first week fades. Wednesday the 29th has some clean 4-foot surf but winds are stronger and less favorable. By Thursday and Friday it’s mostly choppy or too small.

Early August sees a small comeback. The morning of the 2nd of August (Sunday) is a sneaky good window: clean 3-foot surf from the north with a 10-second period and light 9 mph cross-offshore winds from the SE. It's tiny, but glassy. Perfect for a longboard. Keep in mind, crowds are possible here, so go early.

Then we hit a long dry spell. From the 3rd all the way through the 9th, it's a mix of onshore wind, tiny surf, or both. That's about a week of nothing to write home about.

Looking way down the line, the 7th of August (Friday) shows a lot of potential, but it's a long-range gamble. We see a big push of 7-foot WNW groundswell, with a long 11-second period and cross-offshore WSW winds at 19 mph. The energy hits 1186, which is substantial. This is a real groundswell with real power. With that offshore wind, Easky Right could be absolutely cooking. But it's a week and a half away, so take it with a grain of salt. The afternoon of that same day looks too windy and lumpy.

The last few days, the 9th and 10th, fizzle out into tiny, messy conditions.

So, for the next two weeks: Tuesday afternoon (28th July) is your solid, clean wave for sure. The big, exciting but risky bet is the Friday morning (7th August) – it could be a beast, or it could be a bust. Watch the charts.

Rusty, signing off.

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