Klitmoller Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let me break down the next 16 days for you.

Honestly, the outlook is a total bummer for a while. We're looking at a solid stretch of tiny, weak waves and junky wind. You’re gonna be waiting a week before anything even remotely worth talking about shows up. The first real sniff of something decent isn't until the morning of July 22nd.

Let's get into it. From Wednesday the 15th right through to Tuesday the 21st, it’s a write-off. We’re talking ankle-snappers and onshore slop at Klitmoller. The conditions are poor, the energy is a pittance, and you’ll be wasting your time. It’s a long, flat, and frustrating gap.

The first glimmer of hope comes on Wednesday morning, July 22nd. The wind finally swings offshore from the SW, making for clean conditions. The swell is a modest 4 ft from the WNW. The combined energy is moderate at 154, so there's some push, but it's not a world-beater. It’s surfable, but just barely. The water temp is about average for the time of year, so nothing to write home about there.

The real standout, the only one worth getting a little excited about, is the Tuesday morning, July 28th. This is a long-range call, so keep your fingers crossed. The wind is offshore from the SSE, so it’ll be clean. The swell is still a bit messy from the SW, but it's a fun size at 3 ft. The kicker is the energy building a bit, hitting 66. But the real action is the Tuesday afternoon, July 28th. The swell jumps up to 6 ft out of the SW. That’s a solid size, and the energy hits 227. But the wind is a fresh cross-shore from the ESE, so it’s gonna be lumpy and choppy. This is more of a kite-surfing day than a clean paddle-surfing day. The period is a short 6 seconds, so it’s just windswell, not any real groundswell.

After that, it fades away again. The morning of the 29th has some offshore wind, but the swell is tiny again. The 30th is a total washout with light rain and no energy.

So, bottom line: if you have to paddle out, aim for the morning of July 22nd for a clean but small session, or keep your eye on the afternoon of July 28th for the biggest swell, but be ready for the wind to blow it out. The long-range call on the 28th is the most promising, but it’s a gamble.

Rusty.

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