Surf Report for St. Patrick’s Day, Tuesday 17th March 2020

At 7.05 a.m:  

Constantine (1*):  4 feet  

A steady sou’ westerly breeze is blowing through on a grey and overcast, mood match kind of day, four feet or so of sloppy and lazy looking surf washing around the bay.
There’s not much happening here this morning but you just know that Harlyn might be delivering some fun little waves.
Does solo surfing on an empty beach constitute self isolation?
I think so.   

 

Harlyn (3*):  3 feet  

Three feet or so of smooth and relatively peaking (for Harlyn!) surf is crashing ashore on the incoming tide at Harlyn this morning, the odd bigger set sneaking through to keep you on your toes along with quite a few smaller ones.
The beach is almost spookily quiet with just one out and one or two checking the waves in amongst only a couple of dogwalkers.   

 

 

Surf Forecast for Wednesday 18th March 2020  

South westerly winds and a four foot swell point to another day of surfing clean and smooth, snappy little waves at Harlyn again.    

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Surf Conditions for the Start of the Week

South westerly going southerly going south easterly winds will offer some good surf this week.
Mild temperatures along with some short bursts of bright and cheery sunshine should cheer us up too.
So to start the week, Harlyn will be offering some thick and heavy, offshore wind hollowed four foot surf well into midweek.
And then for the first time in a while the breeze is likely to switch offshore to offer some clean and fun, smaller surf through the end of the week.
Thursday should see a pleasant three feet or so of clean and pleasant surf as the breeze lightens through the morning, Friday seeing the surf almost disappear as a chilly north easterly wind pushes at the weakening swell.
So, all in all a mixed but pleasant week of action packed surfing awaits.
Have a great week, wherever you are and whatever you’re doing!