Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let me level with you. Straight up – this is a tough stretch for Trez Hir. The finder isn’t pulling any punches. The whole 16-day window is a write-off for anything worth paddling out for, right up until the very last day. We’re looking at over two weeks of flat to tiny, weak, and messy conditions. It’s a proper dry spell.

The first real glimmer of hope doesn’t show up until Monday, July 27th. That’s a long wait. But when it comes, it’s a proper wake-up call. We’ve got a solid pulse of swell rolling in, pushing 7ft to 8ft from the west. That’s a serious step up in energy – we’re talking around 847 to 773 on the energy scale. This is proper groundswell territory. The period is sitting at 9 seconds, which is a decent medium period, so the waves will have some push and shape.

Now, here’s the thing – that size is well into the expert zone. Over 8ft on the top end means this is not for the faint-hearted. But for the crew that knows what they’re doing, this is the one. The wind is set to go offshore and light on the Monday morning, with a light breeze, keeping things clean. Afternoon sees a moderate offshore breeze, so still excellent quality.

This is the only standout in the whole outlook. It’s over two weeks away, so don’t book your tickets yet, but keep a close eye on it. If that forecast holds, Monday, July 27th is the session to aim for.

On the plus side, the water temperature is a touch warmer than normal for this time of year, sitting at 65°, so you won’t need the thickest rubber.

Other than that single day, the rest of the window is an exercise in patience. There are some glassy moments on the 23rd and 25th of July mornings, but with barely any swell, it’s a lake. A few afternoons have clean and offshore conditions, but again, nothing to ride. For a spot that rarely breaks, this kind of blank run is more normal than unusual. Don’t lose hope – forecasts can change, but for now, it’s a long wait.

Rusty.

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