Trevone Bay Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's take a long, hard look at what Trevone Bay's got cookin' for us over the next couple of weeks. I've got to level with you right from the start—this stretch is looking like a tough one. We've got a whole lot of "poor surf conditions" and "0" ratings staring back at me. There are some moments of potential, but man, you've gotta be patient.

The water temperature is sitting at about 64°, which is a touch warmer than what's normal for this time of year, so at least you won't be freezing your tail off while you're waiting for a wave.

The first real glimmer of hope doesn't even show up until Tuesday morning, July 28th. The swell is tiny, barely 2ft from the west, and the period is a middling 9 seconds. The combined energy is a weak 65, so don't expect any power. What *is* promising is that the wind is a light, cross-offshore breeze from the SSW. That should keep the surface clean. It's a beginner-level wave, so if you're just looking to get wet and bob around without getting pounded, this is your window. But it's ordinary, at best.

Then we hit a major dry spell. From Tuesday afternoon all the way through to the end of the first week of August, it's just a mess of onshore wind and weak, choppy slop. You'll see a bit of a pulse on Sunday, August 2nd with the morning going glassy and 4ft swell from the WSW. The energy is moderate at 254, and that clean, glassy surface is a rare treat. That Sunday morning session is probably the one to aim for during this first week—it's the only time the conditions align for a proper clean look.

After that, it's back to waiting. We get a run of small, clean waves on Monday and Tuesday, August 3rd and 4th, with the wind coming from the SSW, which is cross-off here. The swell is tiny at 3ft and the energy is weak, but at least it's not blown out. It's surfable, but don't expect anything to get your heart racing.

Alright, now for the big one—and I mean *big*. If you've been waiting for a proper groundswell, hold onto your board. Friday, August 7th, a massive pulse rolls in. We're looking at an 12ft WNW swell with a 10-second period. The combined energy is a monstrous 2433! This is a serious, powerful ocean. The problem is the wind. It's a strong onshore and cross-shore mess, so while there's plenty of water moving, the quality is going to be absolute garbage. It will be choppy, lumpy, and a real battle. This is for experts only, and even then, it's a sketchy prospect. Saturday, August 8th, holds similar energy but the wind stays nasty. The whole setup looks more interesting for kite surfing than paddle surfing, to be honest.

After that massive pulse fades, the last few days of the forecast are just small, onshore slop again.

So, here's the bottom line: This 16-day window is a real test of patience. There are no true standouts here. Your best bet is to pencil in that Sunday morning, August 2nd for clean, glassy conditions on a small but rideable swell. That is the one moment where the stars align for a decent, if not spectacular, session. The rest of it? Keep your board in the car and your eyes on the forecast, because the blank runs are long and the conditions are rarely your friend.

Stay patient,
Rusty

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