At 7.25 a.m:  

Constantine (1*):  3 to 4 feet

Storm Alex is flouncing along the coast this morning flinging wind, waves and rain at the already drenched dunes and headlands.
It’s a proper stormy one out there today and you might just not like it very much!
And you probably shouldn’t want to go near that angry sea either!
I feel a bit for the lifeguards today, sheltering in a garden shed with a handful of your closest bosom buddies while Alex struts her stuff. Brrrr.  

Harlyn (1*):  2 to 3 feet  

The northerly wind from Storm Alex is screaming into Harlyn this morning, blowing sand and spray and rain across the desolate beach.
Visibility is low, temperatures are low and that dark and fully loaded sky is low too.
There might be better things to do today!  

Surf Forecast for Saturday 3rd October 2020  

More gusting and howling northerly winds are expected today as Storm Alex swirls away to France only to be replaced with another stormy low pressure system.
Te surf is likely to be blown to pieces all day long.
A month’s rain in a weekend? It feels like it!   

Surf Conditions for the Weekend  

Hard blowing Northerly winds are going to chill the temperatures on a stormy and windy, autumnal Saturday, the surf staying small through most of the day before just starting to show some signs of a new swell maybe on the evening tidal push. But it’s like to be blown to smithereens anyway.
Unfortunately a gloomy and overcast, damp old Sunday will show another freshening north westerly blow shoving some building swells our way, those lumpy old waves being torn and shaken by the wind.
If you want something cleaner you’re going to have to travel to the far coast this weekend, Sunday is looking to be completely blown out over here!
Stay safe, stay happy, stay well and have a great weekend, wherever you are and whatever you’re doing!