Trez Hir Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, let’s get into it. These next 16 days are gonna test your patience, that’s for sure. The spot we’re looking at is Trez Hir, and honestly, for most of this window, it’s going to be a whole lot of nothing.

We’ve got a big dry spell to start, with nothing worth paddling out for from Friday, the 7th, all the way through most of the following week. There’s some swell around, but it’s weak, disorganized, and just not doing anything for us. You’ll see tiny waves, confused energy, and not much push. The water temp is sittin’ around 64°, which is about normal for this time of year, so no surprises there. It’s just flat and frustrating, for the most part.

Now, there is a slight glimmer of hope starting Wednesday morning, the 12th. The swell bumps up a touch to 3ft from the west with a period of 10 seconds. The energy is still weak (124), but it’s something. The wind is offshore and light, which will keep it clean. It’s not going to be a classic, but there’ll be a few rideable ones if you’re desperate. Still, it's pretty ordinary.

We get a bit more size as we head into the weekend of the 16th and 17th, with the swell staying around the 3ft mark from the west. But the wind is more cross-off, and the energy, while better (up around 220), isn't translating into good waves. It’s still pretty poor, and you’ll be chasing your tail more than riding.

The real talk is that the long-range models are showing a pulse of energy building for the following week. We’re looking at Thursday the 20th and into Friday the 21st, the swell jumps up, with the summary height hitting over 7ft and the energy levels getting strong (619 and then 1269). This is a serious amount of water. But here’s the catch: it’s coming with strong winds, and the directions are messy. For Trez Hir, it looks like it might be more of a wind-blown mess, and at that size, 8ft, it’s expert-only and probably not that clean. Honestly, with those strong winds and that kind of size, the setup looks more interesting for kite surfing than paddle surfing.

The one standout in this whole run is shaping up for Saturday morning, the 22nd. The swell eases to a clean 4ft from the WNW, and we’ve got a proper offshore wind (NW at 12 mph). The energy is moderate (274), and the direction matches up well with what the break likes. This is the one to circle on the calendar. It’s still a week and a half out, so don’t hold me to it, but it has the makings of the best conditions we’ll see in this whole period. That’s your window.

Other than that, it’s a long, disappointing stretch. I know it’s hard, but keep the board in the car for that Saturday the 22nd session. That’s the one that might make it all worth it.

Rusty.

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