Jaguay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, grab your coffee and let's take a look at what's cookin' for Jaguay over the next couple of weeks.

To be straight with you, it's a real slow period ahead. We're looking at a long stretch, starting now on the 12th of September, with barely a whisper of proper surf. The good news is, for a spot that's fairly consistent, a flat spell like this doesn't usually hang around forever. The water itself is sitting at a very unusual 68°, which is a good 7° warmer than it should be for this time of year, so you won't need the 5/4 for a while.

Right through to the morning of the 22nd of September, it's all small, weak, and mostly messy. Swell heights are hovering around 1 to 3 ft, and the combined wave energy is weak, mostly sitting in the double digits (58 to 281). The period bounces around, but it's generally from the WSW and SW, with some long-period stuff coming in around 17-18 seconds on the 14th, which would be way too clean and straight for a beach setup like this, even if there was any size. The wind, unfortunately, is mostly onshore or cross-onshore, making for choppy, poor conditions. It's honestly not looking good for a paddle.

Now, there is one tiny standout, and I mean *tiny*. On the morning of Tuesday the 22nd of September, something shifts. The wind goes glassy, absolutely still, which is a dream. The swell drops to a tiny 1 ft from the SW, with a period of 11 seconds and a combined energy of just 84, so it's weak. The comment says "surfable waves but very ordinary conditions," which I'll take as a glimmer of hope. If you've got a log or a longboard, that early morning session might just give you a couple of clean, little ankle-slappers. Be aware though, this spot can draw a crowd sometimes.

Beyond that, the rest of the window through the 27th remains a write-off with poor surf and onshore winds. Don't hold your breath for any big, clean swell this time around.

Stay loose.
- Rusty

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