Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here.

Let’s have a look at the Easky Right forecast for the next sixteen days. We start off with some real heavy swell and wind that’s going to make it tricky, but there’s a definite window of opportunity waiting for us later.

The first few days are a bit of a battle. We’ve got a big, powerful groundswell from the WNW pushing in with a period of 12 seconds, but it’s getting hammered by strong westerly winds. Friday the 4th has a massive 16ft swell with a combined energy reading of 6882, but the wind’s a strong cross-off at 25 mph, making it a real handful. The afternoon sees that energy even higher at 5204, but the wind goes cross-shore and messy, so it’s more of a kite-surfing setup than a paddle session.

By the morning of Saturday the 5th, the wind eases right back. We have a 8ft WNW swell, but the morning’s got a bit of a questionable tide. The real highlight is Saturday afternoon: the wind swings to a gentle 9 mph offshore from the south. The swell drops to 7ft with a 10-second period, and it’s clean as a whistle. The energy is still moderate at 768, but that gentle offshore wind will glass up the faces. That’s our first real standout. This is a beginner-friendly reef, but 7ft might be a little punchy for total newbies.

Sunday the 6th has strong offshore winds but the swell drops right away to 3ft, making it hard to get into the waves. The first week is a mixed bag, with a lot of strong cross-shore winds and lumpy conditions.

Now, looking ahead to the second week, keep your eyes on Sunday the 13th of September. That’s our big red circle on the calendar. We get a clean 10ft groundswell from the WNW with a 10-second period. The wind is a light 6 mph offshore from the SSW in the morning, going to a light cross-off in the afternoon. The combined energy is strong at 1730 and 1618. This is excellent for experienced surfers, but at over 8ft, it’s definitely expert-only territory. The water temp is about average for this time of year at Easky Right.

Following that, Monday the 14th keeps the pulse going with a solid 13ft swell and strong energy of 3633, but the winds get a bit more moderate. Still clean, but it won’t be as perfect as Sunday.

As we get into the third week, the swell fades out slowly, becoming marginal and small by the 17th and 18th of September. So, a bit of a blank run at the end, but we had our fun.

The pick of the period is easily Saturday afternoon the 5th for manageable, clean waves, and Sunday the 13th for the biggest, cleanest groundswell for the experts. Expect crowds to be present at this spot.

Rusty.

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