Huzzawouie (Huzzas) Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let's have a yarn about what's cookin'.

We've got a single spot on the menu for this outlook: Huzzawouie (Huzzas) . It's a reef break, and a beginner-friendly one at that, but don't let the rating fool you – this stretch of coastline can pump. The water's sitting at 66°F which is a touch warmer than normal for the season, so that's a nice little bonus.

Right now, we're looking at a pretty ugly start. The forecast kicks off with a Tuesday morning that's just a mess – 8ft of swell but with a strong 25 mph NW onshore wind and rain squalls. The combined swell energy is a hefty 2796, but the wind is just trashing it. That's a hard pass.

The real story here, and the absolute standout of the entire 16-day window, is Wednesday, August 26. That morning, we get a solid 15ft groundswell out of the WSW, and that's not just any groundswell – that's a long-period monster at 18 seconds. The energy rating goes through the roof at 13576. The wind will be a gentle breeze from the S, swinging cross-offshore, cleaning the place up. This is big, powerful reef surf. Anything over 8ft is for experts only, and with 15ft faces, this is a serious, serious session for hard chargers. The afternoon holds up just as well at 16ft, but you'll want to be out there first thing for the best of it.

After that, we ease off a bit. Thursday August 27 is still pumping with 13ft from the SW, period at 15 seconds. It's offshore with a moderate breeze, making for clean, lined-up walls. A great option for the experienced crew, but not quite the peak of Wednesday.

As we head into the first week of September, the consistency of the swell is the story. We get pulses of 8ft to 12ft WSW swell rolling through, and the winds are often offshore or cross-offshore, giving clean conditions. This is where the beginner difficulty rating makes more sense – these smaller days will be fun for progression. By Monday September 7, we see another spike: a 13ft, 18-second groundswell with a clean, cross-off breeze and an energy value of 11442. That's another one for the diary, a week and a half out – promising, but we'll see how it shapes up closer to the day.

Overall, don't even bother paddling out before Wednesday August 26. That day is the undeniable winner. After that, it stays active with plenty of clean windows right through to the end of the window, especially for the more moderate swells. For the real, proper standout, though? Wednesday August 26 morning. No question.

Rusty.

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