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Live conditions

Local time
07:21pm
Swell
2ft
5s
Onshore wind
On
15mph
19mph
Falling tide
Low
09:46pm
Weather
14°C
14°C
4/3mm wetsuit
Boots
Gloves
Hood
Nearest spots


10 day surf forecast
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1-2ft 7s | On 22mph 30mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
1ft 8s | On 23mph 29mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
0-1ft 7s | On 21mph 28mph | Flat | 15°C | ||
1ft 5s | On 20mph 27mph | Flat | 15°C | ||
1ft 4s | On 19mph 27mph | Flat | 15°C | ||
1-2ft 5s | 0-1ft 7s | On 17mph 23mph | 0-1ft 7s | 15°C 0.1mm/h | |
2ft 5s | 0-1ft 6s | On 14mph 17mph | 0-1ft 6s | 14°C 0.21mm/h | |
1-2ft 4s | Cross 15mph 17mph | Flat | 14°C 0.18mm/h |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | Cross 12mph 14mph | Flat | 12°C | ||
Flat | 0-1ft 5s | Cross 13mph 14mph | 0-1ft 5s | 13°C | |
0-1ft 4s | 1ft 4s | Cross 15mph 15mph | 1ft 4s | 13°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1ft 4s | On 17mph 22mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
0-1ft 3s | On 17mph 23mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
1ft 4s | Cross 13mph 21mph | Flat | 14°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
0-1ft 3s | Cross 7mph 11mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
1-3ft 5s | Cross 11mph 15mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
0-2ft 4s | Cross 11mph 14mph | Flat | 14°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | Off 2mph 3mph | Flat | 13°C | ||
Flat | Cross 2mph 3mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
Flat | 1ft 4s | Cross 6mph 6mph | 1ft 4s | 14°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | 1ft 5s | Cross 3mph 3mph | 1ft 5s | 13°C | |
Flat | 0-1ft 4s | Cross 3mph 3mph | 0-1ft 4s | 14°C | |
Flat | Cross 6mph 6mph | Flat | 15°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | Off 6mph 8mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
Flat | Cross 8mph 9mph | Flat | 15°C | ||
Flat | Cross 9mph 14mph | Flat | 14°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1ft 5s | Off 10mph 14mph | Flat | 13°C | ||
1ft 5s | Off 12mph 16mph | Flat | 14°C | ||
1ft 5s | Off 14mph 19mph | Flat | 14°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | Cross 15mph 22mph | Flat | 15°C | ||
Flat | Cross 13mph 19mph | Flat | 16°C | ||
Flat | Cross 11mph 18mph | Flat | 15°C |
Time | Primary Swell | Secondary Swell | Wind | Secondary Swell | Weather |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Flat | 0-1ft 3s | Cross 7mph 8mph | 0-1ft 3s | 14°C | |
Flat | 1ft 4s | Cross 9mph 10mph | 1ft 4s | 15°C | |
Flat | 0-1ft 3s | Cross 10mph 13mph | 0-1ft 3s | 14°C |
Historical data
Location guide
Surfing conditions in Biggar, United Kingdom can often be challenging and varied due to its geographic location right in the interior part of the UK -which is quite a distance from any coastlines. Unlike more coastal regions, Biggar doesn't naturally lend itself to consistent surfing opportunities because it does not have direct access to sea waves, which are a fundamental requirement for the sport. Nevertheless, artificial wave pools are becoming increasingly popular worldwide, with some right here in the UK. While I'm not aware of any right in Biggar, these facilities use cutting-edge technology to create consistent, surfable waves and are a great option for landlocked surf enthusiasts. The weather here also plays a substantial part in your surfing experience. The UK is known for its variable weather conditions—which means you could be facing sunshine one moment, and rain the next. Coupled with the typically colder temperatures, this means that appropriate surfing gear, including wetsuits, is a must for staying comfortable. For sea surfing experiences, surfers in Biggar may travel up to the coastlines of Scotland or down to England where several renowned surf spots exist. For instance, the North Sea can produce some quality waves suited to experienced surfers especially during the winter months, while the southwest of England is known for its milder climate and consistent waves, providing a great choice for both beginners and advanced surfers. In conclusion, while Biggar itself might not deliver surfable sea waves, it doesn't mean that surfing is a complete no-go for residents or visitors. Between artificial wave pools and nearby coastal options, UK surf enthusiasts can find ways to hit the waves quite convincingly. It might need a bit more planning and travel, but it's safe to say that the surfing spirit is very much alive, even in the heart of the UK.