Leggy Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G'day, Rusty here. Let's have a look at what's coming up for Leggy Point.

We are looking at a pretty quiet start to the outlook. The first few days are a write-off, honestly. Tuesday the 28th and Wednesday the 29th of July are a total bust with tiny, weak swell and poor conditions. Thursday the 30th is where it starts to get interesting. We've got a clean 2 foot swell from the south, with a period of 10 seconds, and light cross-offshore winds. The wave energy is moderate (488). It's not huge, but it's clean and rideable. The water temperature is 65°, which is pretty much normal for this time of year.

The real standout, the one you want to circle on the calendar, is Friday the 31st of July. The morning is looking absolutely magic. We've got a clean 3 foot south swell, with an 11-second period, and light offshore winds from the southwest. The wave energy is strong (651). This is your best bet for long, clean lines at Leggy Point. It's an inconsistent spot, so don't expect a wave every minute, but when they come, they'll be worth it. The afternoon gets a bit bigger, up to 3 feet, with a moderate cross-offshore breeze, still clean but more powerful. This is getting into the territory that's better for experienced surfers.

Saturday the 1st of August is still a good option, with a clean 2 foot south swell and offshore winds in the morning. The energy is moderate (372). The afternoon turns a bit messy as the wind comes onshore.

The following week is a mixed bag. Sunday the 2nd looks a bit lumpy, and Monday the 3rd has a clean morning with a 2 foot south-east swell and offshore wind, but it's small. The energy is moderate (265). Then we hit a flat spell from Tuesday the 4th to Wednesday the 5th.

The next period that catches the eye is the morning of Saturday the 8th of August. We've got a 2 foot south-east swell, a 9-second period, and glassy conditions. The wave energy is moderate (551). Glassy conditions are a massive plus, so this could be a really fun, clean session. The rest of that weekend and into the next week looks a bit ordinary with onshore winds and small, weak swell.

So, in summary, the first stand-out is the morning of Friday the 31st of July. The second, a more distant but promising option, is the glassy morning of Saturday the 8th of August. The rest of the period has some rideable days, but nothing else that screams "drop everything."

Rusty.

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