Jacksonville
Beach
Ormond &
Daytona Beach
Ponce Inlet - New
Smyrna
Cocoa Beach,FL
Jupiter Inlet,FL
Next phase addition –> Ocean Beach
Next phase addition –>
Oregon & Washington General
Pipeline & The North Shore January 27 - February
8
Stop No. 2 - Surf Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE: February 14 - 16
Stop No. 3 - Peniche, Portugal: March 15 -
25
Stop No. 4 - Punta Roca, El Salvador: April 2 - 12
Stop
No. 5 - Bells Beach, Victoria, Australia: April 18 - 28
Stop No. 6
- Snapper Rocks, Queensland, Australia: May 3 - 13
Stop No. 7 -
Margaret River, Western Australia, Australia: May 17 - 27
Stop
No. 8 - Lower Trestles, San Clemente, Calif., USA: June 9 - 17
Stop
No. 9 - Saquarema, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: June 21 - 29
Stop No. 10
- Jeffreys Bay, South Africa: July 11 - 20
Stop No. 11 - Teahupo’o,
Tahiti, French Polynesia: August 7 - 16
Stop No. 12 - WSL Finals -
Cloudbreak, Fiji: August 27 - September 4
Rincon Point, Puerto Rico
Next phase
addition –> Dominican Republic
Nazaré, Portugal
Supertubos Peniche, Portugal
Ericeira Points, Portugal
Carcavelos, Lisbon, Portugal
Next phase
addition –> Hossegor
Next phase addition –> Ericeria-Peniche
Next phase addition –> Cornwall
Next phase addition –> Puerto Escondido, Mexico
Next phase
addition –> Salina Cruz, Mexico
Next phase addition –> Punta
Roca, El Salvador
Next phase addition –> Tamarindo, Costa Rica
Next phase addition –> Bells Beach
Next phase addition –>
Snapper Rocks
Next phase addition –> Margaret River
Next phase addition –> Cloudbreak Fiji
Next phase addition
–> Uluwatu
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The last 8 wave model runs are nearly identical, giving us high confidence in an upcoming swell.
Surfable waves are expected, but timing and size remain uncertain. Further model runs may provide more clarity
Wave models are showing mixed results, ranging from flat to small surf. However, the latest update is looking more promising for some waves.
Wave prediction is highly uncertain right now. It’s important to be aware of this lack of confidence, something many surf forecasts don’t explicitly address.
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Good agreement in the near-term. Trending slighly smaller two days out. Big long-period swell peaking the next day and receding over the next 4 days.
Likely long-period swell event 7 days out, but the model has not focused on the exact size yet.
After potential event 2 there is little confidence in the extended forecast beyond 9-10 days.
Easily assess wind conditions with our wind favorability index! This tool maps wind speed and direction relative to the coast, giving you a clear picture of what to expect. East coast of Barbados is expecting persistent easterly trade winds except a few days of the first falling swell that look like prime opportunities.
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Despite the lack of waves, this demonstrates the reliability of the model at times. It has consistently predicted these flat conditions for two weeks, giving us greater confidence in its accuracy for flat spells.
Most surf forecasts only show one prediction, even when there’s a lot of uncertainty. Here, we see a range of possibilities and little confidence, from small waves to something more significant. This transparency helps you longer-term plan your surf sessions.