At 6.10 a.m:
Constantine (3*): 3 feet
A bright and hazy, beautiful morning is spreading across the countryside, the air still, the sky a hazed blue, that naturally filtered sunlight glinting and glistening off a thin but hard dusting of frost.
It is pretty fabulous out there this morning!
And the surf is pleasant looking too, a couple to three feet, slightly bigger on infrequent sets, all glassy and smooth and inviting.
A day of gliding fun waves awaits, the swell staying consistent, the breeze offshore and that sun loitering all day.
Have a great time wherever you decide to surf!
Harlyn (0*): Flat
If you are looking to cruise somewhere smooth on a paddleboard then you could do worse than choose here today!
There is no surf but conditions are smooth and calm, an ideal playground to drift along on a kayak or Sup or just for a swim!
That should change by this evening or tomorrow morning when we should see the start of a pushing swell swinging into the bay.
Today’s Tide Times:
Low Tide: 17:48 (2.0m) High Tide: 11:25 (6.1m)
Surf Forecast for Friday 2nd June 2017
Light onshore, westerly winds are going to be buffeting a growing and thickening swell today.
Three to four feet and bigger of thick and more wintery swells should be rolling into the bays today, getting big at the exposed breaks, a little smaller but more organised at those sheltered breaks.
Surf Conditions for the Weekend
These light breezes should carry us through the back half of the week, freshening and settling to the south west through the weekend.
With a large area of depression sliding up the Atlantic, we are likely to be seeing some thick and rolling surf arriving our way through Thursday and building into Friday.
So that pristine shaped surf of midweek will gradually be replaced by something only a little bumpier and sloppier and thicker and bigger.
If you are in a position where you can time your surf sessions to suit yourself you should get in some good, clean and building surf but if you only have fixed amounts of time then you could easily end up being quiet frustrated.
By Friday we should be seeing those waves creeping into the big size range, with four to five feet of thick and rolling swell buffeting the coast under only light breezes.
Yep it look like fun for the rest of this week!