At 6.50 a.m:
Constantine (3*): 2 to 3 feet.
A very gentle start to the day is underway, the sky a blue grey blanket of promise, the breeze calm again and the surf smaller but still gliding in.
Three feet of glassy peaks are shadowing around the bay as the tide just decides to ease back from high, two boogsters sharing that little high tide peak along the beach, getting some reeling little caverns.
It looks like fun already with the steady rhythm of a two to three foot swell along with calm and light offshores and with the promise of much clearer skies and lots of sunshine by lunchtime!
It is already promising to be a great weekend!
Harlyn (1*): 1 foot.
The surf is really small around here this morning, a foot or just very occasionally two feet of lazy glass peaks reeling ashore just as the tide eases off high.
All the main surf breaks that are scattered along this jiggedy jaggedy stretch of coastline should have surf ranging from good to great all day long and so there is no need to make do with anything less than really very good!
Today’s Tide Times:
Low Tide: 12:57 (0.2m) High Tide: 18:48 (7.7m)
Surf Forecast for Sunday 8th May 2016
Small surf conditions will greet us today, a foot or so of immaculately shaped but small, small surf is likely to be gliding ashore today.
These big tides will offer a little push to that swell and so the afternoon will be better than the morning but as the breeze stays offshore and those swell lines continue to tease, you’d better reach for a longboard because it is likely to be that small!
Surf Conditions for the Weekend
Smaller waves are likely to be occupying us this weekend, the breeze light and from the south east, offshore and set to stay that way for the whole weekend.
So, a couple of feet of peeling and clean surf in some gorgeously warm weather throughout Saturday, maybe just dropping to more of a longboard glide for Sunday.
Have a great weekend, wherever you are and whatever you’re doing!
And don’t forget the suncream!