Supertubos Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s get into what’s happening at Supertubos over the next couple of weeks. Straight up, I gotta be honest with you – the next 16 days are looking pretty flat and frustrating. We’ve got a real dry spell on our hands, with barely a whisper of energy showing up.

The first bit of real surf I can point you toward is the morning of Saturday, July 11th. Even then, it’s small, with a weak 1ft swell from the NW and a period of 11 seconds. The combined energy is a measly 90, so it’s pretty gutless. The wind is a light offshore from the NNW, making it clean, but the conditions are just "very ordinary." It’s surfable, but you won't be bragging about it. The water temp is sitting at 65°, which is about normal for this time of year, so no surprises there.

After that, it’s back to the waiting game. The next little pulse shows up on the morning of Sunday, July 12th. Still nothing to write home about – a 2ft NW swell, periods dropping to 9 seconds, and the energy creeps up to 127. The wind is light and onshore from the WSW, which won't do us any favours. It’s still a poor surf call.

Then, Monday morning, July 13th looks like our best chance in this whole run. Again, we’re dealing with a tiny 3ft NW swell, period of 8 seconds, and energy at 128. But here’s the kicker – the wind is glassy. That’s a major positive. It’ll be clean as a whistle out there. But don't get too excited, the wave comment still says "very ordinary." It’s the same story for the rest of the week: small, clean cross-offshore winds, but the swell just isn’t there. We see heights hovering around 1ft to 3ft from the WNW and NW, with periods around 7-9 seconds. The energy is in the low double digits, with a couple of spikes to 92 and 96 on the 16th, but it’s still not enough to get the bank firing.

The second week is even more of a snooze. From the 17th through the 22nd of July, we’re looking at tiny swell – mostly 0.3ft to 2ft – and periods all over the place, including a weird 16-second pulse from the SW on the 20th that barely registers any energy. Winds are mostly cross-offshore, which keeps it clean, but there’s no power behind it. We’re not seeing any standouts here. It’s a long, flat spell that will test your patience.

So, to wrap it up: Saturday the 11th is the first real option, and Monday the 13th is the top pick due to those glassy conditions, but both are for the small-wave crew. Everything else is a marginal, flat, “might-as-well-stay-home” situation. The setup looks more interesting for a kite than a paddle right now.

Keep your eyes on the forecasts, but don’t hold your breath.

Rusty

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