Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, this is Rusty, in feet and miles per hour.

Let’s be real upfront: the next week and a half is not going to be a highlight reel for Easky Right. We’ve got small windows of clean surf, but the swell is inconsistent and often on the small side. The real action here is a very short, sharp spike of bigger swell mid-week, but the wind is going to ruin it for us.

We start on Sunday the 2nd of August. It’s not a classic, but there’s actually some surfable waves. Easky Right is seeing a NW swell at 3.6ft with a short 8-second period. The wind is light and cross-off, so it will be clean. The wave energy is moderate (233). It’s not going to blow your mind, but it’s a fun, easy paddle for beginners. The water temp feels pretty normal for this time of year.

Come Sunday afternoon, it’s a similar story, with the swell dropping slightly to 3.3ft. Still clean, but certainly not the best on offer.

Things get ugly Monday the 3rd and Tuesday the 4th. The swell drops to 2.6ft, the wind turns cross-on, and conditions get messy and choppy. There’s no point getting wet. Tuesday morning is worth mentioning just because it gets dead glassy, but with only 2.3ft on offer and low wave energy (84), you’re just sitting out there.

Wednesday the 5th is where it gets a bit serious, but not in a good way. A strong WNW wind kicks up to 25 mph, and we get a jump in swell to 6.6ft in the morning. That’s a solid size, but it’s a short period 7-second windswell, and the cross-shore wind is just making a mess. By the afternoon, it’s a much bigger 11.5ft! But that wind is gusting cross-onshore, and the energy is very strong (1799). That’s straight-up messy and dangerous for anyone but very experienced surfers, and even then, the quality is shot. This setup looks more interesting for kite surfing than paddle surfing.

Thursday the 6th and Friday the 7th are all no-gos, with onshore winds and choppy conditions. Saturday the 8th of August, now we’re talking. The wind swings offshore, light from the south, with a 6.2ft WNW swell. The period is still short at 8 seconds, but that clean offshore wind will make it a lot of fun. The wave energy is moderate (474). This is the standout window. Saturday afternoon is similar, with a clean 5.6ft and light offshore breeze. Get on it.

Sunday the 9th of August morning is also looking clean with a glassy 5.2ft swell. You’ll have a good session. The afternoon gets blown out though.

After that, from Monday the 10th, the swell hangs around 5.9ft for a bit, but the wind is back onshore, making it choppy again. The rest of the second week, from the 12th onward, the swell completely dries up. You’re looking at tiny, unsurfable waves of 1.0ft to 2.3ft for days. Friday the 14th and Saturday the 15th see clean offshore winds, but with only 1.3ft to 1.6ft of swell, it’s not worth paddling out for.

So, the best on offer is undeniably Saturday the 8th of August. The morning has 6.2ft swell with clean, offshore wind. That’s your call. The Sunday the 9th morning session is a good secondary option.

Keep an eye on the longer-range, but this area can have these blank runs, and forecasts change. For now, mark your calendar for the 8th.

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