Siriu Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Yo, it's Rusty here, and I've gotta be straight with you—this 16-day stretch for Siriu is a bit of a mixed bag. There's a lot of so-so conditions to wade through, but there are a couple of sessions that'll make it worth hanging up your work boots.

The first decent window doesn't arrive until Saturday, the 12th. The early part of the week is ruled out by messy, marginal surf. From Thursday the 10th through Friday the 11th, it's small, crossed-up, and just not worth the paddle. We're looking at a couple of days of nothing good to start.

Then Saturday morning the 12th brings a bit of hope. A 7ft swell out of the south with a period of 9 seconds rolls in. The combined wave energy is moderate (1234). The wind is a clean cross-off from the southwest at 16 mph, which is a major positive—it'll scrub the surface up nicely. The break is out of the east, so this south swell has some exposure. It's probably a bit much for beginners at that size, but for the rest of you, it's the first real look. Crowds are sometimes a thing here, so you might have some company.

Sunday the 13th is a write-off in the afternoon with onshore winds, but Tuesday the 15th is your standout. Tuesday morning shows clear skies and a 6ft swell from the east. The wind is light and cross-off from the southwest. The combined energy is 767. That's clean, glassy potential and the best quality of the run so far.

Looking further out, Wednesday the 16th morning has a decent 7ft south swell (1146 combined energy) with cross-off winds, but the afternoon turns a bit choppy. Not bad, but not the top pick.

The real jewel in the crown looks to be Friday the 25th of September. That's over two weeks away, so take it with a grain of salt, but the data is promising. A 7ft easterly swell with a 9-second period and light, cross-off winds from the northwest. The combined energy hits 803. The forecast confidence is lower this far out, but if it lines up, this could be the cleanest, most powerful day of the whole outlook. Keep an eye on it.

For the gaps: after the 16th, we get another flat spell through to the 20th with tiny, onshore junk. The 21st has a glassy morning but small swell. By the 22nd and 23rd, it's back to weak and ordinary.

So, my pick for the best on offer is Tuesday morning the 15th for that clean, east swell, and the long-range standout to circle is Friday the 25th—just don't book any time off work for it yet.

Rusty.

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