Easky Right Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's talk Easky Right. We've got a 16-day window here, but the first few days are a bit slow. It's a reef set-up, and we're looking at a long run of surf.

The first real chance to paddle out is on Thursday the 10th. The morning has a 3ft swell from the west, with a 9-second period. The wind is light offshore from the SSW at 12 mph, so it's clean. The water's about 61°, which is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year. The wave energy is pretty weak at 225.

Thursday afternoon, the swell builds to 6ft from the west, with a longer 11-second period. The wind shifts to a cross-offshore from the WSW at 19 mph. Energy goes up to 674. Not a standout, but it's building.

Friday the 11th is similar, with a 6ft swell from the WNW, but the period drops to 8 seconds in the morning, making it a bit more wind-swell. The cross-off wind from the SW is still okay. The afternoon gets better with a 9-second period and energy at 678.

Now, Saturday the 12th is where it gets serious. You've got a 10ft swell in the morning from the WNW, with a long 12-second period. That's a massive amount of energy at 2355. The wind is a cross-off from the SW at 12 mph. This is for experts only. The afternoon eases a bit to 8ft, still with a 12-second period and energy at 2015.

Sunday the 13th is a breather. The swell drops to 5ft from the WNW, with an 11-second period. The morning wind is almost nothing from the SW at 3 mph, giving us glassy, clean conditions. Energy is a manageable 621. This is a great day for the average surfer.

From the 14th into the 16th, things get choppy with cross-shore and cross-on winds. The swell sticks around between 2ft and 8ft, but it's messy.

Thursday the 17th afternoon is a winner. A 8ft swell from the WNW, 12-second period, and a light WSW breeze at 6 mph gives us clean, cross-off conditions. Energy is huge at 1991. A solid expert option.

The end of the forecast brings the big stuff. Sunday the 20th morning sees a 13ft groundswell from the WNW with a 13-second period. The wind is a cross-off from the WSW at 19 mph. Energy is an insane 4635. That's massive.

The absolute best window is Monday the 21st of September. The morning kicks off with an 12ft swell from the west, an 11-second period, and a light offshore breeze from the S at 6 mph. Perfect. The afternoon is even better: same 12ft swell, but a moderate offshore from the SSE at 16 mph. Energy is at 3042. That's the standout of the whole 16 days.

Tuesday the 22nd morning is huge, 15ft from the WNW with a very long 15-second period, but the wind is messy and cross-shore. The energy hits 8696, but the conditions are poor.

Wednesday the 23rd and Thursday the 24th settle back to 10ft swell with moderate cross-off winds. It's okay.

The last notable session is Friday the 25th morning, with an 12ft swell from the WNW and a clean offshore breeze from the S at 12 mph. Energy is at 2437. Another one for the experienced crew.

So, bottom line: there's a big lull at the start, then it's all about the bigger swells. My top pick is Easky Right on Monday the 21st of September. A big 12ft groundswell on a reef with a clean offshore wind is about as good as it gets around here. Remember, this spot can get a few people. If you want something more mellow, the Sunday the 13th morning with the 5ft clean waves is your best bet.

Rusty.

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