Noises Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here with a look at what’s coming our way. Let’s get straight into it.

We’ve got a quiet start, but the real action kicks off later. The first decent opportunity at Noises doesn’t arrive until Monday, September 14th, so we’ve got a few days of waiting. Don't let that get you down, because when it hits, it’s going to be a wild ride for the right crew.

Monday, September 14th is the first standout. Under those clear skies, we’ve got a solid 13ft swell pulsing in from the SW with a 14-second period and gentle cross-offshore winds from the SE. This is a clean, powerful setup, but make no mistake – that 13ft is strictly for advanced surfers only. The combined energy is pumping at (5985), and with those light winds, the face should be clean and inviting for the experienced crew. This is the best-looking window early on, but it’s for experts only.

Moving into Tuesday, September 15th, the swell drops a bit to 10ft from the SW, but the wind turns offshore early from the ENE at 9 mph. That’s going to leave some beautiful, glassy lines. It’s still a decent-sized swell, so experienced surfers will have the best time.

There’s a big gap of messy, wind-affected conditions and huge, unruly swell right through the middle of the week. The weekend of September 19th-20th shows a massive 21ft to 18ft swell, but the winds are all over the place, mostly onshore and howling. That’s not a paddle-surfing situation; that’s a kite-surfing day if anything.

Now, the real gem, the one to circle on your calendar, is Monday, September 21st. This is a true standout. We’re looking at a 15ft SW groundswell with a very long 15-second period. The water temp is 64°, about 2° warmer than usual for this time of year, which is a nice touch. The wind? Glassy. That’s right, glassy conditions from the WSW at just 3 mph. This is exceptional quality for expert surfers. The combined swell energy is massive (8152), but that long period means it’s going to be clean, powerful, and work best at this reef setup. It will be big, it will be perfect, and there will be crowds – expect company if you’re out there. This is the best on offer in the whole run.

The following days through September 25th see the swell drop a little, with some decent cross-offshore winds on the Friday, keeping the medium-period SW swell in the 8ft to 10ft range. It’s a good end to the run, but nothing tops that Monday.

Keep checking the forecasts, because this one could be special.

Rusty.

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