Non Nuoc Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's get into it for Non Nuoc. We've got a bit of a slow burner, but with a couple of windows that could be worth the wait.

Right now, we're looking at a bit of a lull. The real action kicks off Saturday morning, September 12, with some serious energy. We're seeing a solid 8 ft NE groundswell rolling in, packing a punch with a combined energy reading of 1089. This is a powerful swell, so it's no place for beginners—this is strictly for the experienced crew. The wind is light and cross-off from the NW, which should keep it reasonably clean, despite the heavy rain. The period is 9 seconds, giving it some decent shape.

That Saturday afternoon, a strong N wind at 15 mph will chop things right up, so you'll want to be out of the water by then.

The best chance for a glassy session hits Sunday morning, September 13. The swell drops a touch to 5 ft from the NE, but the wind goes SW and glass— absolute perfection for clean conditions. The combined energy is 543. This is your standout for the first week. Get on it early before the afternoon storms roll in.

The rest of the first week is pretty average, with dropping swell and messy winds. There’s nothing worth getting excited about until we hit the following week.

Now, looking into the second week, things get a bit more interesting but less certain. We start seeing some longer period groundswell moving in around Monday, September 21, with an 18-second period. That’s a long one, meaning better shape and more energy, but the associated cross-onshore wind will spoil it. Not recommended.

A potential highlight appears mid-week. The morning of Wednesday, September 23 shows a clean, glassy session with a 3 ft ENE groundswell at a 14-second period. Combined energy is 283. With zero wind, this could be a very clean session. The afternoon looks similarly glassy from the south. The swell is small, but the conditions will be pristine. This is a promising option, but being a week and a half out, keep your expectations in check.

The Tuesday morning on the 22nd is worth a mention too. We've got a 3 ft ENE groundswell, with a very long 16-second period. Combined energy is a moderate 519. The wind is light and cross, so the conditions should be workable, though those long period swells can make the lineup a bit tricky.

Overall, it's not a classic outlook, but there are two clear standout sessions: one this Sunday morning and one the following Wednesday. For everything else, you're fighting the wind or waiting on a drop in swell.

Rusty, signing off.

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