Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let me level with you. I’m Rusty, and I’ve been staring at this stretch of coast for a good while now. Honestly, looking at the next 16 days, the news isn't good. There’s no real swell to get excited about at all. From July 30th all the way through to August 14th, every single entry is marked as poor surf conditions. That’s a long, quiet gap, and the forecasts don't give us much hope for a change.

The only spot on the radar is Trez-Hir, and it’s a rare-breaks kind of place. That’s already a red flag. The water temperature is sitting at 66°F, which is a good 2°F warmer than usual for this time of year. That’s a bit of a weird one, but it doesn’t change the fact that the waves just aren't there.

The combined energy of all swells directed here is a measly 83 (weak energy) on the best day, and that’s on Thursday afternoon, July 30th, with a tiny 3ft swell from the WNW, a period of just 8 seconds. That’s windswell, not groundswell. The wind is a 12 mph cross-off from the west, so it’s clean, but the wave size is pathetic. Honestly, for a break that’s fairly exposed to the swell, it’s a real letdown.

The rest of the period is a total write-off. You’ll see tiny 0.7ft to 2ft waves, mostly from the west, with periods under 10 seconds. The wind is all over the place – cross-off, cross, and even cross-on at times. The combined energy drops into the single digits or teens, like 9 (August 10th morning) or 7 (August 14th morning). That’s barely a ripple.

The one tiny glimmer is on the morning of August 10th. It’s glassy, with zero wind, and a 1ft swell from the SW. But the period is only 6 seconds, and the energy is a low 15. It’s clean, sure, but it’s basically flat. For a spot that’s rarely breaking, you’d need a miracle.

So, bottom line: there’s nothing to recommend here. No standouts, no hidden gems. It’s a flat spell, and that’s just how it goes sometimes. We’ll have to wait for the next system.

Rusty.

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