Silva Island-P Land Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here. Let’s talk about what’s shaping up for Silva Island-P Land. We’ve got a small, sleepy run of swell ahead, so don’t expect any hero sessions, but there are a few windows where it cleans up enough to make it worth a paddle.

Right off the bat, Monday the 14th is flat and forgettable with a tiny 0.7ft SSW groundswell and glassy conditions in the morning. The water’s sitting at a warm 86°, which is a couple of degrees toastier than usual for this time of year—definitely noticeable. That little burst of energy is weak, only 71 (combined energy), so you’re basically just bobbing around. The afternoon turns ugly with cross-shore wind, so forget it.

Tuesday the 15th is where things perk up just a touch. The morning stays small at 1ft and glassy, but the real story is Tuesday afternoon: clean 2ft SSW swell with cross-offshore wind, and the energy bumps up to 231 (moderate). That’s the best session of the whole run—small but tidy waves, no crowd hassles for the most part, and the direction is right on the money from the SW optimum. If you’ve got a log or a fish, that’s your moment.

Wednesday the 16th starts glassy again at 2ft, but the afternoon gets chewed up by a cross-onshore breeze. Thursday the 17th has another glassy morning with 2ft SSW swell (energy 198), but the afternoon gets messy. Friday the 18th and Saturday the 19th are both morning-only prospects with tiny 1ft waves and glassy windows, but the energy drops into the weak range (86–112).

Now, there’s a big gap of nothing worthwhile from Saturday the 19th afternoon all the way through to Tuesday the 23rd. Most of those days are plagued by cross-onshore wind, onshore wind, or just poor conditions. Sunday the 20th and Monday the 21st are write-offs. Tuesday the 22nd is a mess with onshore wind and chop.

Wednesday the 23rd finally brings a calm, glassy morning with 1ft SW swell (energy 92—weak), and the afternoon stays clean with cross-offshore wind. Same again Thursday the 24th morning. But then Friday the 25th and Saturday the 26th get ugly with short-period windswell and onshore winds—Saturday morning actually sees 4ft but with a period of only 6 seconds, so it’s just lumpy junk.

Sunday the 27th is another glassy morning, tiny 1ft, but clean. The last little flicker is Monday the 28th morning with 2ft SW swell but cross-onshore wind kills it.

Honestly, nothing here is a standout for the ages. The only true highlight is Tuesday afternoon (15th) with that clean, cross-offshore wind and moderate energy. If you’re chasing a wave, that’s your best bet. Everything else is just marginal, glassy mornings with knee-high dribble.

Keep your eyes on the charts—it tends not to stay this quiet forever.

Rusty

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