St Agnes Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here again, giving you the same rundown but in feet and miles per hour.

Looking at St Agnes, it’s a lean couple of weeks, but there’s maybe one day worth circling on the calendar.

The water is about 62°, a touch warmer than average for this time of year.

Friday morning, July 10th, we’ve got a small 3ft swell from the west with a 9-second period. East wind at 9 mph, cross-off, so it’s clean. Energy is moderate at 134. You could surf it, but it’s nothing special. After that, Friday afternoon goes flat and poor.

From Saturday the 11th all the way through Tuesday the 21st, it’s a bust. Waves are tiny, most days under 2ft, and even when the wind is okay, there’s just not enough push. There’s a solid week-plus with nothing to recommend. On the 17th, we get a glassy moment Friday afternoon with a 0.7ft swell from the SSW at 13 seconds, but it’s barely a ripple.

Now, Wednesday the 22nd of July brings a change. Morning shows 6ft from the west with a short 7-second period. East-southeast wind at 16 mph, cross-off, keeping it clean. Energy climbs to 334—moderate-strong. That’s over 5ft, so it’s getting into expert territory for some, but intermediates might handle it. The short period means it’ll be a bit soft. Thursday the 23rd morning is the real gem: offshore southeast wind at 19 mph, 4ft west swell at 9 seconds, energy at 301. Clean, head-high waves and that offshore breeze will make for some nice, lined-up faces. Crowds are often a thing here, so be ready to share.

Friday and Saturday, the 24th and 25th, the swell holds around 6ft, but the wind swings cross-off from the southwest and gets gusty, up to 19 mph, making it choppy and less appealing.

If you’re picking one moment, Thursday the 23rd morning is it. Offshore wind, chest-to-head-high swell, good energy. That’s your best shot in a long, slow period.

Rusty.

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