Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let's be honest from the start – this look at Trez Hir is a grind. The whole 16-day window is a tough sell, with barely a whisper of decent surf until the very end. We’ve got a long stretch of flat or near-flat conditions, so don't get your hopes up for the first week and a half.

Right now, we’re looking at a flat spell. From Tuesday, 14 July right through until the 23rd of July, the swell is tiny, mostly around 0.7ft to 2ft, with combined energy figures barely cracking 30 or 40 (weak energy). It’s just not enough to push a wave face. The winds are mostly clean, but with no swell to work with, it’s a total write-off. There’s even a glassy morning on Sunday, 19 July, with 0.7ft and zero wind – a beautiful, flat, and frustrating lake.

The action doesn't even start to hint at life until the 24th of July. On Friday morning, a pulse of SW swell hits 6ft. That’s the biggest swell of the whole run, but it’s a short period (7 seconds) and the wind is a messy cross-shore. The energy jumps to 393 (moderate energy), but it’s going to be a junky, bumpy mess. The afternoon eases up to 5ft with cleaner cross-off winds, but we’re still talking about a weak, short-period windswell.

The real standout, and the only one worth marking on your calendar, is the very last day of the forecast. On Wednesday morning, 29 July, we finally get a legitimate shot. The swell is 6ft from the W with a much better 10-second period, pushing the combined energy up to 529 (strong wave energy). The wind is from the SW at only 3 mph, creating light cross-shore conditions. This is a proper groundswell that will have some punch. For a break that is "rarely breaks," this is a notable event. Just be aware it’s a long-range forecast, so keep an eye on it, but if it holds, this is the one morning to get wet.

Rusty

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