Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let's get into it.

We've got a decent run of surf coming up at Easky Right, starting this Sunday morning. The water is a touch warmer than normal for mid-September, sitting at 60°, which is a nice bonus. Sunday morning is looking real clean with a light offshore breeze from the south and a 5ft swell rolling in from the northwest. The period is a solid 11 seconds, giving the waves some real push, with moderate energy in the water (686). It’s a beginner-friendly spot to start with, but with that clean, lined-up swell, everyone will be having a good time. Sunday afternoon stays clean too, with the swell dropping a touch to 5ft but holding that nice NW groundswell.

Monday the 14th is another good one. The morning is a little smaller at 3ft, but with a moderate offshore breeze, it'll be clean and fun for a grovel. The real standout is Monday afternoon – a solid 5ft from the west with an 11-second period, moderate offshore wind, and very good conditions expected. The energy is moderate (527), but the quality will be high.

Tuesday the 15th takes a turn for the worse. A bigger 7ft swell shows up, but it’s accompanied by a strong cross-shore wind that'll chop it right up. Not one to bother with. Wednesday the 16th is similar, with an 8ft swell but cross-onshore winds making for lumpy, choppy conditions.

Now, hold onto your board for Thursday the 17th. The swell pumps up to 12ft in the morning and a massive 16ft by the afternoon, with a very long 13-second period. The combined energy is through the roof (7929), but the wind is cross-shore and fresh. This is big, raw power, and while the data flags it as marginal, the afternoon has a score that suggests it could be a real handful. This is expert territory only, and even then, it’s going to be a battle.

Friday the 18th morning is the first big standout for the crew who know what they're doing. A 15ft NW swell with a 13-second period, and a fresh offshore breeze from the south. That’s a recipe for some seriously big, clean, and powerful waves. The energy is massive (6090). This is the pick of the bunch for experienced surfers. It’s a session you’ll remember.

The next true highlight comes on Sunday the 20th. Another 13ft pulse from the northwest, a 13-second period, and a moderate offshore wind. The energy is again massive (5558). Conditions are described as exceptional for experts. This is the second big standout.

Things ease off a touch later in the week, but there are more clean sessions. Wednesday the 23rd morning offers a 10ft swell with a light cross-offshore breeze, making for excellent conditions for experienced surfers. Thursday the 24th is even better for that crew, with a 10ft swell and glassy, near-calm conditions from a slight SSE breeze. That’s as clean as it gets. By Saturday the 26th, the swell drops back to a more manageable 6ft to 6ft from the west with gentle offshore and clean conditions – a great note to end the first week on.

The second week is more of a mixed bag. Sunday the 27th brings a big 12ft to 13ft pulse with a long period, but strong cross and cross-onshore winds spoil it. Monday the 28th is a write-off with messy, onshore conditions. The forecast becomes less certain this far out, but the pattern suggests more size and challenging winds. Keep an eye on it, but don't book your flights just yet.

So, for the bold and the brave, Friday morning the 18th is the absolute standout – big, clean, offshore, and powerful. Sunday the 20th is a very close second. For the everyday surfer, Sunday the 13th and Monday the 14th are your best bets for clean, fun waves.

This is Rusty, signing off.

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