Quimixto Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk about what’s cooking for the next couple of weeks. We’ve got one main spot on the radar, and it’s a good one if you know where to look. The water is sitting at a balmy 89°, which is much warmer than normal for this time of year — you’ll barely need a spring suit, if any.

The pattern starts off a bit average. Saturday the 12th is nothing to write home about with a cross-on breeze and small, weak swell. But it doesn’t take long to turn around. From Sunday the 13th morning, the wind goes glassy, and the ocean cleans right up. The swell holds around 3 ft from the southwest with a juicy 13-second period, and the combined energy is moderate (312). It’s small but clean — perfect for a longboard or a funboard session.

The real standout run kicks off on Tuesday the 15th. The morning brings 4 ft of SSW swell with a 16-second period and glassy conditions. The combined wave energy jumps to 724 (moderate to strong) and the quality is top shelf. That energy climbs even higher Wednesday and Thursday mornings, hitting 945 at times, with 4 ft swell and clean glass. These mornings are the best on offer — the swell size is still user-friendly for most, but enough to get some speed. The wind is offshore or calm, so expect clean, lined-up waves at Quimixto, a reef break that’s fairly exposed to the WSW and consistent. It’s a beginner-friendly spot, though with crowds sometimes possible. The period is above 15 seconds, so this is proper groundswell — best for the point and reef setup here, which should handle it well.

After that, the energy stays solid through the end of the first week and into the second. The mornings continue to deliver glassy conditions with southwest swell in the 3 ft to 4 ft range. The combined energy often sits in the 800s to over 1000, which is strong for the area. Even as we head into the second week, the mornings remain clean. By Monday the 22nd, we’re looking at calm wind and 4 ft SW swell with a 16-second pulse, and the energy is 856. Towards the end of the outlook, Thursday the 26th afternoon actually picks up a nice cross-off breeze, which is a rare treat for clean afternoon waves.

Overall, if you can get out in the morning, you’re in for a treat. The standout windows are the mornings from Tuesday the 15th through Thursday the 18th, and again around Monday the 22nd and Tuesday the 23rd. The afternoons tend to get a bit choppy or crossed up, but the mornings are gold. No need to look elsewhere — Quimixto has you covered.

Rusty.

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