14.2.26 No report Wednesday and Sunday.
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Wind Strength (simplified): Light <7mph, Moderate <18mph, Fresh <29mph, Strong <38mph, Gale <46mph, Severe Gale <54mph, Storm <72mph.
Porth Neigwl (Hell's Mouth) Surf Report: Saturday, February 14th. There was a light, offshore, frosty start with a hint of residual swell. Knee to thigh high as the tide came off full.
High Tide: 14.2.26 6.00 and 6.30 3.4m
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The rest of today: The wind is forecast to strengthen from the south or southwest this afternoon and I suspect the small swell will decrease further.
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Outlook: Strong, perhaps gale force, southerlies overnight shou;ld veer southwest or west early Sunday, An increase in messy surf may decrease again as the tide goes out. Strong westerlies on Monday may add to the sea state but get in to most spots.
Met Office surface pressure charts
Opening Times: We are normally open every day 10.00 - 16.00 (16.30 in summer) but we are occasionally closed on Wednesdays and Sundays outside school holidays. During good surf we may be a little late in/early to close. Call us if unsure 01758 713067 or 07817497880.
Hire equipment (Surfboards and wetsuits) are hired out on a first come basis and we often run out by 12.00. All hire equipment needs to be returned by 4.30pm - unless you are having it for a few days. Please note we can't do surfboard hire to under 18's or when the wind is stronger than force 6 - fresh to strong.We are restricted to one board per adult. Don't forget that the state of the tide plays an important role in wave quality and size at Porth Neigwl.