Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright folks, Rusty here. Let’s have a look at what’s cooking for Trez Hir.

The next 16 days are a bit of a mixed bag, and honestly, we’re staring down a long quiet spell right off the bat. It’s not until Friday morning the 3rd of July that we get anything worth paddling out for, and even then, it’s a short-lived window. After that, the surf really drops off for the bulk of the forecast, before a much more promising pulse shows up in the second week.

The First Highlight

Let’s get straight to it. The standout is Friday morning, the 3rd of July. Trez Hir sees a nice WNW swell around 5ft, with a period of 10 seconds, pumping a combined energy of 490 – that’s a solid, moderate-plus energy level. The wind is a light 6 mph from the NE, which is cross-offshore, so the face will be clean and lined up. The best window here is that morning session; the afternoon on the 3rd gets blown out by strong N winds. This Friday morning is the pick of the entire outlook.

The Long, Flat Middle

From there, things get pretty sad. Saturday the 4th drops to 4ft, and the wind is still alright in the morning, but the energy is way down. Sunday the 5th is even smaller, and from Monday the 6th of July all the way through to Saturday the 11th, it’s a real struggle. We’re looking at day after day of tiny, weak surf – mostly under 3ft – with nothing worth taking a sickie for. There’s a gap of about 4 to 5 days where the advice is to just leave the board in the car.

The Second Week Turnaround

Patience pays off, though. The outlook starts to lift again on Monday afternoon, the 13th of July. We get a long-period groundswell moving in – 3ft but with a period of 14 seconds and energy climbing to 357. The wind is offshore from the WNW at 12 mph, making for clean, powerful lines. This is a proper groundswell, so Trez Hir should see some well-shaped, long-interval waves. It’s a bit of a tease, but it’s real.

That trend continues into Tuesday the 14th of July. The morning brings a solid 4ft swell from the W, period 11 seconds, and a light NNW breeze. The combined energy is up at 452 – similar to the first Friday. The sea will be clean and glassy in the morning, with offshore winds in the afternoon too. This Tuesday is the other standout, and given it’s a week and a half out, keep an eye on it – it looks promising but could shift.

The Wrap

Water temps are average for the time of year, so no shock to the system there. Just remember, Trez Hir has a name for being inconsistent, and this forecast really shows that – it *rarely breaks* as it is, and the good windows here are short and specific. If you’re not on it at the right moment, you’ll be staring at a flat ocean.

Keep the Friday the 3rd and Tuesday the 14th in your diary. The rest is mostly a write-off.

Stay frothy,
Rusty

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