Indicator Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here, giving you the goods for this spot. Let’s be straight with you—this is a tricky stretch. The surf is small and inconsistent for most of the 16 days, so you’ll need to pick your moments carefully.

Right off the bat, Monday July 13th is a total write-off. Nothing doing. The swell is tiny and the wind is messy. Forget it. This dry spell carries on through Tuesday July 14th. We’re looking at a few days of flat, choppy junk.

The first real glimmer shows up on Wednesday morning, July 15th. It’s not much, but we get a glassy window with a 1 ft SW swell, period 18 seconds. That long period means the wave energy is moderate (163) but the sets will be slow and lined up. This is a reef and point setup, so that long period is actually a good thing—it’ll wrap in and give a clean little wave. The water is 70°, which is a whopping 5° warmer than normal for this time of year. That’s very unusual, so you’re in for a warm bath.

Thursday morning, July 16th, is your next best bet. Offshore wind from the SE at 9 mph, clean conditions, and the same 1 ft SW swell (16 sec period, 169 energy). It’s still small, but for a point break with that direction, it’ll be rideable and tidy.

The little pulse picks up slightly on Saturday July 18th and Sunday July 19th. Swell bumps to 2 ft from the SW, period 18-17 seconds, with moderate energy in the 226-259 range. Winds are light and cross-off in the mornings, so those sessions will be clean. But by Sunday afternoon, the wind swings cross-on and it gets choppy.

Then, from Monday July 20th all the way through to Monday July 27th, it’s a real slog. The swell drops, the period tanks to 5-6 seconds, and the energy is weak (8-87). That’s basically windswell junk. The wind is all over the place, and the quality is poor. This is a solid 8-day gap with nothing worth paddling out for.

The final bright spot, and the standout of the whole outlook, is Tuesday afternoon, July 28th. We get a late pulse: 2 ft SW swell, period 16 seconds, with moderate energy (215) and a clean offshore breeze from the SSE at 9 mph. For a reef and point, that’s clean, lined-up, and surfable. It’s the one afternoon to circle on your calendar if you’re chasing the tiniest window of fun.

Overall, the best of a poor bunch is Wednesday July 15th morning (glassy, long period, warm water) and Tuesday July 28th afternoon (offshore, clean, slightly more energy). The rest is a long, flat wait.

Rusty.

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