At 7.30 a.m:
Constantine (0*): 6 to 8 feet
The wind is howling and screeching into the bay this morning, a cold and angry blow of chill and uncomfortable air, shaking the marram, piling the sand and destroying any hope of surfing on this coast today.
Big and lumpy waves are being blown flat by those squally gusts of north westerly wind, stinging hailstones just adding to the misery and yet, as always, it still is a great place to be. Cold and wet maybe but exciting and alive and energy filled!
Harlyn (0*): 4 feet
Grey and lumpy, wind trashed waves are being hurled into the bay at Harlyn this morning by a loud blowing and rain filled north westerly gale.
There’s no point in calling the size of today’s surf, it’s not huge it’s just bigger than you might want – and completely out of control.
It’s a good day for hunkering down and getting all cosy!
Or driving to the far coast agin.
Today’s Tide Times:
Low Tide: 10:51 (1.5m) High Tide: 16:42 (7.1m)
Surf Forecast for Tuesday 12th November 2019
You know that Monday was all windy and raining and the surf was trashed?
Well that’s what it’s going to be like today too!
Surf Conditions for the Start of the Week
This week is going to be a blustery and stormy write-off for surfing locally.
Big and blown, winter powered storm waves will be lashing our coast but there won’t be many places that could get out there with a hope of surviving.
But a drive and ether should be some awesomeness not too far away. Wales maybe, or the usual jaunt to the far coast.
Locally though we are facing a good few days of howling (and cold) north westerly winds, trashing any hope for rideable waves.
The seascape artists are going to be enjoying life, painting their back-to-front waves for the summer hordes but the surfers and fishermen are going to be disappointed for a while yet.
The end of the week is beginning to look a little more promising though!
Have a great week, wherever you are and whatever you’re doing!