Surf Report and Surfing Forecast Twitter News Stream
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Zuma Jay Surf Shop:
‘Bude surf report: 2ft and clean. Best spot at Open beaches, E.g Widemouth or sandymouth. Wind light Northerly. A lovely day. The suns shining and the surfs up, enjoy!’
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Vibe Surf Shop:
‘Scarborough Surf Report: Morning Dudes, A sloppy waist high wave today, fine for learning and things shopuld improve later on Tomorrow, last few Billabong Foil suits goiung for £99! In store only, open all day Saturday. Follow us onTwitter/Facebook for Early reports.’
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PorthcawlSurf (School & Hire):
‘Porthcawl: Smaller today. Rest Bay is about 3ft and clean, Coney Beach is 2ft and glass. Rest Bay is getting a bit high and will be up on the rocks intil about 10-10.30. We should have 2-3ft as it comes off the rocks and then 2ft as it drops this morning.’
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WestBay Surfboards:
‘White Rocks: 2FT+, wind Slight off-shore’
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West Bay Surfboards:
‘East Strand: 1ft+, wind light off-shore’
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West Bay Surfboards:
‘White Rocks: 2FT+, wind Slight off-shore’
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Escape Surf boards:
‘Polzeath Surf Report 8.00: A beautiful clear, cold, crisp morning here with blue sky, and a very light cross on Northerly wind. The waves are a bit lumpy at about chest high on the sets with a rather short period.’
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Constantine Surf:
‘Constantine Bay report: It's a refreshingly pleasant morning, all calm with clear blue skies and light, light wind. The three feet of surf is close together but the lefts are spinning, helped to hold their shape by that light northerly wind.’
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Constantine Surf:
‘Harlyn report: No, write it off here today, in spite of that glorious sunrise bursting through the valley to light the bay. Tiny and choppy little waves are being washed all over the place by that northerly wind, light though it is. Anywhere on the other side is likely to be better than here today!’
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St Vedas Surf Shop:
‘Coldingham Bay report: Knee High Windswell Waves. 02ft 06sec E Swell Maintaining. Light Cross Off Shore NW Wind Weather is Bright’
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Eyeball Surfcheck:
‘Croyde Report: Small cleanish fun waves to be had with light cross shore Northerly breezes.’
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Coolum:
‘1.0 metres(3') 5-25 knots ENE. Different day though same conditions. All beaches looking pretty average with the onshore northeast winds. Stacks of shore breaks on offer with massive high tides this week. Wutulla, Kawana, twin waters and the Mt Coolum area are the pick spots.’
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Rasta Surfboards:
‘Barwon Heads: Sometimes it’s just all too much just the effort to stand up and ride the wave pushing that mass vertical against the pure energy of gravity and manage to navigate the wave and oh yeah crowd .here’s a guy doing all of the above and still managing a rail grab for the expected barrel still east at the mo but expected to swing north’
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Coolum:
‘1.0 metres(3') 5-25 knots ENE. Different day though same conditions. All beaches looking pretty average with the onshore northeast winds. Stacks of shore breaks on offer with massive high tides this week. Wutulla, Kawana, twin waters and the Mt Coolum area are the pick spots.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘Mid-Coast SA: Conditions are clean with light offshore East winds, but surf is barely half a foot on the full morning tide. The dropping tide isn't gonna save it today, and even the beachies will struggle to break through low tide at lunchtime.’
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Surf South Oz:
‘South-Coast SA: There is a small puff of offshore Northerly this morning, with small lumpy / glassy conditions early. Surf is around 3' along the Middleton - Goolwa stretch and 2' around at Chiton / Gap. Waits or Parson's should be in the 3' range, Parson's will be partially sheltered in behind the point if the wind goes Easterly.’
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SurfWX:
‘Newcastle surf report: No hint of anything light up here today, 15kts of ENE’er. No change in the swell overnight, direction just north of east, bombs in the 3ft to 4ft range at the magnets and period just under 8 seconds. Showers refuse to clear. Another one just like the other one.’
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Eyeball Surfcheck:
‘Croyde Report: 3-5ft Still a tad messy, but rideable with some half decent cleanish sections to be had and a moderate cross onshore North Westerly wind.’
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West Coast Surf:
‘Porth Neigwl: We are not open this Sunday. There is a moderate to fresh west wind chopping up the surf this morning.’
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Zuma Jay Surf Shop:
‘Bude surf report: 4ft messy, cleaning up for the weekend.. Best spot at Crackington Haven.. Wind North/Northwest. A bit messy, try Crackington.’
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Sunset Club
small waves,maybe bigger on the drop..
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Shop on the Beach:
‘Watergate Bay: A 16mph chilly WNW wind and a chunky 10ft+. Good for kiting with sunny spells and showers. LT 13.55 HT 19.49’
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Zuma Jay Surf Shop:
‘Bude surf report: 4ft messy, cleaning up for the weekend.. Best spot at Crackington Haven.. Wind North/Northwest. A bit messy, try Crackington.’
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Eyeball Surfcheck:
‘Croyde Report: 3-5ft Still a tad messy, but rideable with some half decent cleanish sections to be had and a moderate cross onshore North Westerly wind.’
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Lahinch Surf Shop:
‘Air 7 water 10.6'C wind 12 knots NW waves 2 foot’
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Newsurf Surf Shop:
‘Newgale surf report: 2-3 Foot and Messy. Wind Westerly Force 4+’
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Bundoran Surf Co:
‘Wet and wild in bundoran this morning strong northwest winds the peak is 6-8ft on shore mush . Tullan is blown out. For a beach Streedagh will be on shore with the northwest, and Rossnowlagh is 3-4 foot messy. for a small clean wave check mullaghmore. but the good news is the weekend looks awesome!Low tide: 14:25, 0.7m’
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PorthcawlSurf (School & Hire)
9.30am Friday. A real decent swell pushing in today. Coney Beach is a good 3ft+ and clean. Rest Bay is 4-5ft on sets but just a little chopped up. Winds are looking like they will go a bit more northerly as the day progresses, so Rest Bay should give us a good 3ft+ and clean on the drop. Rest Bay is still a bit high at the moment but give it an hour.
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Filf Surf Co:
‘Brighton report: Only 1 foot waves left over might get a bit bigger with the push of the tide, let's hope, light west wind, sunny’
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