Huzzawouie (Huzzas) Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Mate, let me tell you about what’s shaping up at Huzzawouie (Huzzas). This reef setup is a beginner-friendly spot that’s fairly consistent, and we’ve got a proper run of south-west swell on the way. The water temp is sitting at 64°, which is bang on average for this time of year, so your wettie is fine.

Monday afternoon kicks things off with a solid 12 ft SW groundswell, period 14 seconds, packing a strong 4998 combined energy. The wind is blowing offshore from the SE at 16 mph, so it’ll be clean. This is big, powerful stuff – over 8 ft, so it’s strictly for experienced surfers. You need your wits about you.

Tuesday, we get a bit of a drop but still solid. Morning comes in at 10 ft SW, 14-second period, with a light E breeze at 6 mph keeping it clean. Afternoon holds the same size, wind shifts to SSE at 9 mph, still clean. Great windows, but again, this is expert territory.

Wednesday morning sees the swell drop to 7 ft SW, 13 seconds, but the wind goes cross-shore from the NE at 12 mph, so it’s a bit messy. Wednesday afternoon is the sleeper: the swell is 5 ft SW, 13 seconds, and the wind goes glassy – dead calm. That’s a major positive. The energy is still moderate at 1095 , and the break is exposed to the swell. For a beginner-friendly reef, that afternoon glass-off is the standout of the first week. Get on it.

Then it goes south. From Thursday morning through to Monday the 21st, the wind turns onshore or cross-onshore, mostly fresh to gale force, and the swell stays big but blown out. A gale-force cross-shore on Friday afternoon with 8 ft and 17-second period is just dangerous. Kite surfers might be stoked, but for a paddle surfer, it’s a write-off.

Tuesday the 22nd sees a serious spike: 12 ft W swell, 16-second period, with extreme energy at 9913 . It’s cross-onshore from the WSW, so it’s only marginal, but that’s a lot of water moving. Big, raw power. Not clean enough to recommend for a beginner.

The second week stays big but remains compromised by wind. Wednesday the 23rd hits 15 ft WSW, but with strong onshore and cross-onshore winds – messy and maxed out. The real hope is Saturday the 26th. Morning is glassy, NE breeze at 3 mph, with a 12 ft SW groundswell, 16-second period (very long period), and exceptional energy at 5898 . That’s a serious, clean window for experts. The long period will make it better on this reef than a beach break, but it’s still a big swell. Sunday morning the 27th also glassy with 8 ft SW, 14 seconds – a touch smaller and more manageable, and still clean. Those are the two gems in the second week, but they’re a long way out, so treat them as promising, not guaranteed.

Bottom line: Wednesday afternoon this week is the one to circle for clean, smaller waves. If you’ve got the experience for the big stuff, Saturday the 26th morning looks like it could be epic, but keep an eye on it.

Rusty.

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