Osaki Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let's get into it. The long-range picture for Osaki Point is a tough one, plain and simple. We've got a real dry spell on the horizon for the most part. The first proper chance of anything decent is a long way off, and even then, it's not exactly firing.

We're looking at a couple of weeks where the onshore winds and lumpy conditions are the main story. Early on, like this Friday and into the weekend, the swell is there, but it's messy. Watch out for that big jump on Sunday the 6th with swell pushing 10ft to 11.5ft, but with fresh cross-onshore winds and heavy rain, it's gonna be a washing machine out there. That's not surf for the faint of heart, and honestly, it's not looking like a fun paddle. The energy readings are high, over 2500 on that Sunday afternoon, but it's all that raw, unrefined stuff. With that size and the wind, this might be a better session for the kite crew than the surfers.

The days following just fade away. There are small windows here and there, but the swell direction swings around and the period is a bit short, so the shape won't be there. The wind is mostly cross-shore, which keeps it choppy. It's a real grind.

The standout, and I'm using that word loosely, looks to be the morning of Sunday, the 13th of September. It's a small one, only 2ft, but it's coming from the E at a long 14 seconds. That's a bit of proper groundswell. Most importantly, the wind is glassy, dead calm. The energy is weak, at 206, but you won't care about that when you're getting a few clean ones. It'll be a longboard session, but that's a far cry from the slop we've had. It's all about the conditions.

A bit further out, the morning of the 17th of September also looks glassy, with small 2.3ft waves at 8 seconds. The energy is really dropping off by then, down to 107, which shows just how weak it is. For a spot like this, that's super marginal, but if you're desperate, it might be the only other clean-ish window. We just need that wind to stay light and the swell to hold in any kind of shape.

This is a long stretch of nothing much. The near-term calls aren't working out, and the long-range stuff is just promising, not guaranteed. Don't hold your breath, but keep an eye on that glassy morning on the 13th.

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