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Sun 11 May 2008

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Godrevy and Gwithian Eyeball Surf Report

Report for 11th MAY 2008

All a bit foggy down here this morning, but all set to clear L8R offering a pleasant beach day. At a guess I would say the waves are knee to thigh high at best. With light N winds.

General Surf Situation

Small conditions in light winds, to be honest very little surf about.

Weather Forecast:

Headline:
Some very warm hazy sunshine. Isolated thundery showers.

Today:
Most places will be dry and very warm with some hazy sunshine once and overnight haze of mist clears. However, high temperatures may trigger isolated thundery showers in the west this afternoon for most it will be dry.

Tonight:
Further sunshine into the evening with any thundery showers slowly dying out. Thereafter, the night should be dry, and perhaps a little cooler and fresher than recently.

Monday:
A fresh start, but it will be a dry day with plenty of sunshine. It will feel very warm by afternoon, but with refreshing onshore sea breezes near coasts.

Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
It should remain dry and warm on Tuesday and Wednesday with plenty of sunshine. However, there is an increasing risk of scattered thundery showers later.

Eyeball Surf Report for Gwithian and Godrevy courtesy of Shore Surf School, a BSA Level 4 surf school located at Godrevy National Trust Car Park. Telephone 01736 75 55 56

This daily General Situation report is provided by kind permission of Surf98.

TIDE TIMES FOR TODAY : Sun 11 May

Moon Phase >

All tide heights are in metres

Tide times are British Summer Time

Low Tide

High Tide

Low Tide

High Tide

04:40

10:37

17:02

23:05

1.5 m

5.3 m

1.8 m

5.4 m

3-DAY SWELL FORECAST : 11 May 2008

3-DAY SURF & WEATHER FORECAST FOR THE NORTH COAST OF CORNWALL
	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Su 11.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Mo 12.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.	Tu 13.
	01h	04h	07h	10h	13h	16h	19h	22h	01h	04h	07h	10h	13h	16h	19h	22h	01h	04h	07h	10h	13h	16h	19h	22h
Wind speed (mph)	2	4	4	5	11	13	13	10	7	5	5	5	6	6	3	5	8	9	11	11	12	13	12	11
Wind direction
Wave (m)	0.7	0.7	0.7	0.7	0.7	0.8	1.1	1	0.8	0.7	0.7	0.6	0.7	0.7	0.8	0.9	1	1.2	1.3	1.3	1.3	1.3	1.3	1.3
Wave period (s)	8	8	8	8	8	8	4	8	8	8	8	8	8	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	11	10
Wave direction
Temperature (°C)	10	11	13	17	18	18	17	15	14	12	14	18	20	20	19	14	14	13	13	16	19	19	18	15
NOTE: The above data is for deep water ocean swells, and does not mean that waves at the beach will be that size or direction. It does however provide a valuable indication of the swell size, direction and winds for the next 72 hours. The most reliable indication of actual conditions is an Eyeball Surf Report, as on most of our surf report pages.

Gwithian and Godrevy are located at the extreme NE of St. Ives Bay - a series of breaks from Godrevy at one end to the Island in St Ives at the other. A large expanse of sand at low tide, giving way to idyllic coves at high tide. This is reckoned to be one of the best surfing areas in England

Gwithian & Godrevy

Wind
N