Morro Negrito Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, this is Rusty comin' at ya live from the lineup. Let's get into it.

We're lookin' at a stretch that's got a bit of a slow start, but patience is gonna pay off. The swell is keepin' things small for a while, but the quality of the waves, when they come, is where it's at. The standout sessions are the ones with the glassy, clean conditions.

The first real shout is for Wednesday morning, September 9th. The wait is over. Morro Negrito is gonna see a clean 2ft swell from the SSW, with a long period of 16 seconds. That's a groundswell, and it's gonna wrap in nicely. The wind is glassy, dead calm from the WSW at 3 mph, so you're lookin' at perfect, clean faces. The overall energy is moderate (239), but the shape is gonna be there. This is a reef and point setup, so that long period will be a dream. This is your best bet for the early part of the outlook.

Friday morning, September 11th, is another one to circle. The wind is flat calm, 0 mph from the SSE. Same 2ft SSW swell with a 16-second period. The water is about average for this time of year, so no wetsuit drama. It's a small window of magic, but the quality is undeniable.

Now, we hit a bit of a lull. The mornings from Saturday the 12th through to the 19th are mostly surfable but ordinary. The swell drops right off, and the energy is weak to moderate. There's a couple of glassy mornings, like Sunday the 13th with a tiny 1ft swell, but it's not gonna get the heart racing.

Things start to build again toward the end of the run. Sunday morning, September 20th, is another stand-out. The wind is glassy from the east, 0 mph, and the swell is 1ft from the SSW at a very long 19 seconds. The energy is back up to moderate (205). It's not big, but it's clean, it's classic, and it's for the patient surfer. Monday morning the 21st is a similar story, with a 1ft SSW swell and glassy conditions.

The real change-up comes on Tuesday morning, September 22nd. The swell jumps to 4ft from the WSW, with a short period of just 6 seconds. The combined energy is strong (393). The wind is light from the SSW, so it's glassy. This is a different kind of wave – a bit more pushy and chunky. It's not a beginner wave at 4ft, but for the advanced crew, it's gonna be a fun, punchy morning.

The biggest day of the outlook is Wednesday morning, September 23rd. The swell is 5ft from the WSW, with an 8-second period. That's a lot of power, with the energy reading at 403. This is definitely for the experienced surfers only. The wind is cross-on from the SSE at 6 mph, which might mess with the shape a little, but the power is there. Then, in the afternoon, the wind goes glassy from the NE, and the swell drops to 4ft from the SW, making for a much cleaner, more manageable session.

Finally, Thursday morning, September 24th wraps it up. A clean 5ft swell from the SW at 8 seconds, with glassy conditions. The energy is strong (303). It's a solid way to end the forecast.

Overall, the best of the best are the glassy mornings on September 9th and 11th for the purest, cleanest waves, and the bigger, more powerful mornings on the 22nd and 23rd for the advanced crew looking for a push.

Rusty, out.

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