Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's have a look at what Trez Hir has got cooking for us over the next couple of weeks.

Right off the bat, it’s a quiet start. The first real nugget of surf shows up on the morning of Tuesday the 28th of July. We’re looking at a 4 ft swell out of the WNW with a period of 10 seconds, and the combined energy is a moderate 229. The water temp is sitting at 64°F, which is pretty much bang on average for this time of year – nothing unusual there. The real kicker is the wind: glassy as a mirror. That’s a huge positive for Trez Hir, meaning it’ll be clean and inviting. The waves are small but surfable, so it’s a good chance to get wet without much fuss. The crowd factor is a "sometimes" here, so you might have a few buddies out, but nothing crazy.

That Tuesday afternoon, the wind shifts to a light offshore from the NW at 6 mph, keeping things clean. The swell drops just a hair to 3 ft, but the energy dips to 178. Still, clean and surfable. Wednesday morning the 29th sees a smaller 3 ft swell with a cross-off breeze, and the energy slides down to 104. It’s all pretty ordinary stuff, but the wind is cooperating.

Thursday the 30th is your last decent call for a while. The morning has 3 ft at 8 seconds, with a gentle offshore from the NW at 9 mph. Energy is 101. It’s small, but it’s clean. After that, a real dry spell sets in. From Thursday afternoon through to Monday the 3rd of August, the surf drops to almost nothing – 0.7 ft to 2 ft – with energy figures in the teens or low 40s. The wind is mostly cross-off or cross-shore, but the waves are simply too small to bother with. It’s a gap of several days with no real recommendations.

We pick up a little pulse on Monday the 3rd of August afternoon with 2 ft, but the energy is still weak at 69. Then Tuesday the 4th of August morning we see a bump to 5 ft out of the WSW, period a short 8 seconds, and energy climbs to 284 – but the wind is a cross-shore mess, and the quality is poor. That’s more of a choppy, blown-out situation. The afternoon is a bit better with 4 ft and a cross-off breeze, but it’s still not singing.

Wednesday the 5th of August morning has 5 ft from the WSW, but the period is a short 7 seconds and the wind is cross-off. It’s a messy, weak swell. The afternoon sees a bit of an offshore wind from the NNW at 16 mph, but the swell is only 4 ft with a 7 second period. It’s surfable, but very ordinary.

The end of the run gets a bit interesting. Monday the 10th of August afternoon shows a 7 ft swell from the west, with a period of 9 seconds and a big jump in energy to 646 – that’s strong wave energy. And the wind is clean. Now, 7 ft is a solid size for Trez Hir, and with that energy, it’s going to be powerful. This is the standout. Because it’s over 5 ft, it’s not for beginners, and with that period, it’ll be a bit straighter at the beach, but the clean conditions will make it a proper session for the experienced crew. It’s a week and a half out, so treat it as a promising but not locked-in bet.

The final day, Tuesday the 11th of August, has a 3 ft swell with a light offshore wind, and the energy is 155. It’s clean and surfable, but nothing to write home about after that Monday pulse.

Overall, the first week is a slow grind with a few clean, small windows. The only real standout is that Monday the 10th of August pulse – a solid 7 ft with clean winds. Keep an eye on that one, but don’t hold your breath for the rest.

Rusty.

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