At 6.45 a.m:

Constantine (1*):  4 feet.

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A breezy and chill morning has taken control for today, the wind hurrying in from the west north west and scattering those rain clouds in its wake.
And so the surf isn’t all that, a mixed up mess of four foot waves are crashing around the bay, all grey and drunken looking after last week’s primness.
There are waves to ride and it might be bit of fun as the tide pushes in, providing more shelter from the wind but it is still going to be a sloppy mess of bumpy and broken waves.
Hopefully it should brighten and warm as the day goes on too!

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Harlyn (2*):  2 to 3 feet.

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A couple to three feet of sloppy and bouncy surf is crashing the low tide shoreline this morning, the west north westerly wind gusting straight onshore and barging those grey looking waves on to the sand too quickly.
It should all improve as the tide rises through this morning but only a little!
So, we are likely to be enjoying three feet of bumpy and lumpy, windblown waves through with that bouncy backwash just to add some more interest!

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Today’s Tide Times:

Low Tide:  20:08  (2.5m)              High Tide:  13:45  (5.7m)

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Surf Forecast for Wednesday 15th June 2016

Another chilly and breezy day filled with mixed up and choppy surf awaits, a brisk north westerly wind promising some lower temperatures and some wetness too.
The south coast will be cleaner but might be really small.
Sometimes onshore junk surf can be fun though, allowing those big ramps for the more agile to launch off!

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Surf Conditions for the Start of the Week

A more mixed start to the week should produce some bigger waves than we have seen for a little while with three to four feet of onshore blown swell rolling along the coast. By Tuesday we could be seeing some Harlyn action as the wind pushes as much as two to three feet of swell all the way around the headland.
The wind is likely to have settled to a more north westerly blow by then, onshore at Harlyn but still allowing some fun waves to keep a little shape.
And that’s likely to be the way of it through the middle of the week, three to four feet of swell rolling in, being pushed and pulled by steady westerly winds, those winds veering back and forth from south westerly (Yay!) to north westerly (Booo!), before settling to a more direct (and chillier!) northerly direction.
So, this week promises a bit of a change to more breezy and damp and chillier weather with mixed up and sloppier surf conditions to play in!
Have a great week, wherever you are and whatever you are doing!