At 7.15 a.m:
Constantine (1*): 3 to 4 feet
We are enjoying a mighty lightshow down in the bay this morning – in between heavy squalls that is.
There’s a cold north wind blowing in hard, bundling the three to four feet of already disjointed and broken surf onto the beach in a heap of dark grey.
It’s not a day when surfing might be a priority, unless you’re heading south?
Harlyn (1*): 2 to 3 feet
The wind is blasting ashore at an almost empty Harlyn Bay this morning, tossing and turning the three feet or so of lumpy and bumpy, dark and swirling surf.
It’s all a little atmospheric as well as a little chilly and wild too and there’s not much surf to play in but you wouldn’t want to be rushing off too soon either.
Today’s Tide Times:
Low Tide: 10:11 (1.2m) High Tide: 16:04 (7.4m)
Surf Forecast for Thursday 4th October 2021
The wind should ease its way offshore today, a chilly north easterly expected to be blustering offshore against a couple of feet of fairly close together little surf.
We should see some brightness maybe but there’s also going to be enough wetness to keep you on your toes.
It could just be fun surf though!
Surf Conditions for this Week
November is blowing in cold this week, those strong west and north westerly winds bundling big lumps of wetness into our bays and coves.
The surf is likely to be windswept and choppy at best for most of the week, the swells starting out in the four to six foot range but gradually shrinking in size as we go into midweek.
By the end of the week the waves will be much smaller but the wind is forecast to veer offshore, still staying mainly to the north but more north easterly, offshore at our main surf breaks.
So, while the weather is going to feel definitely more wintery, the surf this week looks like it will start out big and choppy and end up being small but sweet and clean with next weekend maybe starting to show something just a little better.
Stay safe, stay happy, stay well and have a great week, wherever you are and whatever you’re doing!