Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, folks, let's have a look at what's on offer for Trez Hir over the next couple of weeks. I'm not gonna sugar-coat it – this is a grim forecast. Trez Hir is a spot that rarely breaks anyway, and this window is mostly a dud. The only sliver of hope is a small, clean window early on.

Wednesday morning, July 8 – if you're desperate, this is your moment. We've got a tiny 3 ft WNW swell pushing in with a 10-second period, so there's a bit of shape to it. The combined energy is moderate at 109, nothing to write home about. But the wind is light from the north at 3 mph, cross-off, so the surface will be clean. Water temp is sitting at 64°, which is a full two degrees Fahrenheit warmer than average for this time of year – that's notable, a little extra warmth in the water. The wave comment says "surfable waves but very ordinary conditions" – that's about as generous as it gets. Crowds are possible here sometimes, so you might have company. But honestly, it's a small, mediocre wave. If you're dying to get wet, go early.

After that morning, it's all downhill. From Wednesday afternoon onward, the wind picks up and the swell stays tiny or gets mushy. The next few days are a write-off – strong cross-shore winds, lumpy conditions, and the swell height dropping below 2 ft. There's a brief window on Friday morning, July 17 with offshore wind from the WNW at 15 mph and a 3 ft SW swell, but the period is only 5 seconds – that's short-period windswell, not much push. The energy is weak (60) and the conditions are still rated poor. No dice.

The rest of the 16-day window is a blank. From July 8 afternoon all the way through to July 23, there's nothing worth paddling out for. The guidance says Trez Hir rarely breaks, so a long stretch like this isn't unusual here. Forecasts can change, but right now, I'd say save your energy and wax for another day.

Rusty.

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