Fenway Beach Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Hey, Rusty here. Let’s break down Fenway Beach over the next couple of weeks. I’m gonna be honest, the outlook is pretty bleak. The finder isn’t giving us a single good recommendation, so we’re just calling it like it is. For this area, a quiet stretch like this isn’t totally out of the ordinary.

For the first week, the swell is flat. We’re talking waves between 0.3ft and 0.7ft with short periods under 10 seconds. The wave energy is super weak, barely reaching double digits. It’s a total flat spell. There is a little bump around Thursday the 10th, where the swell hits 5ft to 6ft from the SSW and the energy climbs into the moderate range (256 to 273). But the wind is a strong cross-onshore, making it choppy and ugly. That’s not good for a beginner, and for the rest of us, it’s a mess. For the crew who like to get pulled, that wind and chop setup looks way more like a kite session than a paddle session.

After that, from Friday the 11th, we’re back to tiny surf between 1ft and 3ft. The wind does clean up to a nice cross-off from the NW and NE, which is a positive, but the wave energy stays low (19 to 69). The water temp is about 69°, which is normal for this time of year. The cleanest, most promising moments, if you’re itching to get wet, are the Friday morning the 11th and Tuesday afternoon the 15th. Those have light winds and clean conditions, but you’ll be riding tiny waves.

So, to wrap it up: nothing worth getting excited about for the next 16 days. This area goes through these quiet spells, and the forecast can always change, so don’t lose hope entirely. But for now, the boards are staying in the garage.

Rusty.

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