Langs beach Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s chew over what’s coming for Langs beach.

To be straight with you, the next couple of weeks are mostly a bust. A long stretch of flat, weak surf is on the cards. Water temp is about 60°, right on average for the season, so no surprises there.

From Wednesday the 9th right through to Tuesday the 22nd, it’s a real dry run. Days of 0.7ft to 1ft of slop, with combined swell energy barely hitting 70 (weak). Wind’s switching around – cross, cross-off, cross-on – but even the clean spells are on waves that are just too small to bother with. It’s a long, blank period with nothing to recommend.

But there’s a tiny glimmer. On the morning of Tuesday the 22nd, a 2ft swell from the NNE, with a 10-second period, and the wind going glassy – dead calm. That’s a rare, clean moment. Combined energy nudges up to 100 (just into moderate). It’s not big, but after all that flatness, a glassy morning session might be the one to paddle out for. Crowds can show up sometimes, but on a day that small, you’ll likely have it mostly to yourself.

Now, things get more interesting toward the end. On Wednesday the 23rd, we see a 3ft to 4ft swell from the NE, but the wind swings onshore and wave energy jumps to 224 to 270 (strong). That’s expert-only stuff with the size and wind straight on it. Not ideal. The real standout? Look at Thursday the 24th afternoon: a clean 3ft groundswell from the NE, period 10 seconds, and the wind goes glassy again. Combined energy sits at 201 (moderate to strong). That’s the best of the whole outlook. A solid, clean wave at a beach break with no wind – that’s the one to circle on your calendar. It’s about a week and a half out, so keep tabs on it, but it’s got real promise.

So, the short of it: a long flat spell until a tiny, glassy chance on the 22nd morning, but the real winner is looking like the 24th afternoon. Don’t get your hopes up for much else.

Rusty.

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