Hash Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Gotta be straight with you – the surf forecast for the next couple of weeks is a bit of a bummer for the Treasure Coast. We’re looking at a whole lot of small, weak surf and wonky winds. It’s not going to be a total flat spell, but there’s no real swell to get excited about. You'll be hunting for any crumb of a wave.

The first bit of action, if you can even call it that, shows up on Sunday the 6th. Hash Point (Treasure Coast) will see a tiny 2ft wind swell from the northwest with a short 6-second interval. The combined energy is weak at 52, and the report calls it poor. You’d be paddling for close to nothing.

Monday the 7th is much the same story. The swell drops to 1ft, but the period jumps to a very long 16 seconds. Even though the morning is glassy with a touch of offshore wind, that long-period energy at 1ft means it’s barely breaking. The wave energy is still weak (129) and the conditions are just 'ordinary.' Not worth the effort.

Things try to pick up a little on Tuesday the 8th. The morning brings a cleaner 3ft of northwest swell at 12 seconds. The winds are light and glassy, and the energy is moderate at 257. It's still not big, but it’s probably the most surfable it’s been so far. Best to be first in the water before the afternoon winds get up.

We go through a bit of a lull with barely anything happening for the rest of that week and into the weekend. There’s a blend of small, weak swells and intervals, with a lot of onshore or cross-shore wind. It’s the kind of stuff that keeps you on the beach. On Wednesday the 9th, surf is up to 3ft in the morning but the period is a short 9 seconds. It's there, but not great.

The next slight bump comes on Tuesday the 15th. The morning has a clean, glassy look with 3ft of northwest swell at 8 seconds. The energy is moderate at 152, and it's described as the same 'ordinary' conditions. It’s a small, weak, onshore day that will have some rideable waves.

There’s nothing else on the horizon that looks like a true standout. The rest of the period is a mix of tiny surf under 3ft. It’s mostly poor conditions with weak energy values under 100 and onshore winds. If you’re desperate, the morning glass-offs on the 19th or 20th might offer a knee-high dribble, but I wouldn't get my hopes up. It’s looking like a good couple of weeks to work on the board or go fishing. The water temp is about average for this time of year, so at least you won't be freezing while you're staring at the flat ocean. This long stretch of nothing is a real downer, but it happens. Forecasts can change, so keep an eye out.

Rusty.

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