Road K Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, gang, Rusty here. Let’s break down what Road-K has coming up. It’s a lean 16 days, to be honest. This sandbar spot usually picks up swell, but the next few weeks are mostly a bust. Water temp is 73°F right now, a solid 4°F warmer than average – you’ll notice that warmth when you hit the water.

Starting Sunday July 5: tiny 1ft SE swell, 8-second period, cross-on wind – total chop. No go. Monday July 6 gets a bump to 5ft ESE, but it’s blowing 22 mph cross-on and lumpy – still terrible. Tuesday July 7 sees 6ft E swell with cleaner cross-off breeze, but period is only 7 seconds and energy moderate (274), yet the reports still call it poor. Not worth it.

First half-decent window is Wednesday July 8 morning: light offshore from NNE, 3ft E swell at 7 seconds, clean but weak energy (117). Surfable but nothing special. That afternoon turns choppy again.

Thursday and Friday stay weak. Friday July 10 gives two better slots: morning has 3ft SSW swell with light NNW offshore, clean; afternoon even smaller 2ft S swell with moderate offshore, also clean. Still small, period only 6 seconds, energy low (56–71). Saturday July 11 morning might be the top pick: 3ft S swell, 8-second period, gentle NE cross-off, clean, and energy ticks up to 141 (moderate). That’s about as good as it gets – small but rideable for a beginner with clean conditions.

From Saturday afternoon onward it’s back to poor – onshore, cross-onshore, lumpy, and tiny. A little energy pops around July 14 (Tuesday) with 4ft SSE swell but fresh cross-onshore winds – still poor. The rest of the two weeks is a mix of small, short-period junk and crummy wind. Nothing over 5ft until the end, and even then quality is poor.

So no true standouts. Best you’ll get is a few sessions of ordinary, clean, small waves – fine for beginners. Experts, save your energy. Forecasts can shift, but right now it’s a quiet, long stretch.

Rusty.

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