| Constantine Eyeball Surf Report Constantine Surf Conditions 7.25 a.m. on Friday 21st November 2008 It's a grey and windy one this morning with a fresh and freshening north nor' wester blowing down the county. The swell is probably four foot but is blown to pieces and couldn't really look less inviting. Oh, and every forecast out there agrees that it's going to deteriorate through the day, getting quite chilly by tonight. So it's a good day to be starting out on a journey and now we wave bye bye to Ash and Dom as they head off to the airport for three months in americaland, assuming that they're allowed entry that is. So now there's not that many left to enjoy the impending winter perfection, which must by now be imminent, surely?
Forecast for Saturday 22nd November 2008:
Oh how I would love to believe that the wind will drop and swing around, that the temperature will rise and that the swell would push through. Unfortunately, this Saturday, reality is likely to be a chillier and choppier affair. There should be plenty of surf, probably in the four foot range but it is likely to be a messy and chopped up sort of scene. Mind you, the young guys have been all over it all week and have been using those sloppy and crumbly sections as much appreciated ramps to the air. Maybe that's why they're getting so good, by going in every day regardless of the conditions. Hmmm. Eyeball Surf reports for Constantine and Harlyn courtesy of Des at Constantine Bay Surf Stores
| Weather Forecast: Headline:
Largely cloudy with occasional light rain and drizzle. Today:
Mostly cloudy with occasional light rain and drizzle this morning. This afternoon patchy drizzle may linger along some western coasts and hills, but many places will become drier with even some bright or sunny intervals developing. Tonight:
Generally cloudy, with further outbreaks of light rain or drizzle, especially later in the night and along western coasts and hills. However, some clear spells may develop across eastern areas. Saturday:
Largely cloudy and dry, although outbreaks of light rain and drizzle will continue, especially through the morning. Some brighter spells may develop, with eastern areas likely to be favoured. Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
Rain quickly clearing on Sunday, then windy with sunshine and showers. Monday and Tuesday mostly dry, breezy with sunny periods.
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