morecambe bay Surf Report

Live conditions

Local time
09:37am

Swell

Flat

Onshore wind

15mph

18mph

Rising tide

High

03:28pm

Weather

7°C

6/5mm wetsuit

Boots

Gloves

Hood

Nearest spots

10 day surf forecast

Today 29 Mar

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1-2ft 6s		On 19mph 23mph	Flat	7°C
1ft 4s		On 18mph 22mph	Flat	7°C
Flat		Cross 16mph 20mph	Flat	7°C
Flat	0-1ft 4s	On 15mph 19mph	0-1ft 4s	7°C
Flat		Cross 16mph 24mph	Flat	8°C
Flat		Cross 18mph 31mph	Flat	8°C 0.54mm/h
Flat		Cross 23mph 36mph	Flat	8°C 1.08mm/h
Flat		On 29mph 43mph	Flat	9°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 5s	Cross 22mph 31mph	Flat	8°C
0-1ft 8s	Cross 20mph 28mph	Flat	8°C
Flat	Cross 15mph 23mph	Flat	8°C

Primary Swell	Secondary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	0-1ft 3s	Cross 4mph 4mph	0-1ft 3s	9°C
Flat		Cross 2mph 2mph	Flat	9°C
Flat		Cross 3mph 3mph	Flat	9°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 10mph 12mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Cross 11mph 14mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Cross 12mph 16mph	Flat	12°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 6mph 7mph	Flat	9°C
Flat	Cross 5mph 6mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Cross 7mph 8mph	Flat	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 4s	Off 3mph 3mph	Flat	9°C
Flat	Off 2mph 2mph	Flat	10°C
0-1ft 3s	Cross 4mph 5mph	Flat	12°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 8mph 9mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Cross 11mph 13mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	Cross 12mph 15mph	Flat	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
1ft 5s	Cross 6mph 8mph	Flat	10°C
Flat	Cross 6mph 8mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	Cross 5mph 6mph	Flat	13°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 3mph 3mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	On 4mph 4mph	Flat	12°C
Flat	On 7mph 8mph	Flat	11°C

Primary Swell	Wind	Secondary Swell	Weather
Flat	Cross 3mph 4mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Off 3mph 5mph	Flat	11°C
Flat	Off 5mph 7mph	Flat	11°C

Historical data

Location guide

Morecambe Bay, situated on the west coast of England, puts forth an interesting set of surfing conditions. Despite its inviting landscapes and scenic beauty, the teaming waters of the bay can be quite unpredictable. Unlike the renowned surfing spots in Britain, Morecambe Bay doesn't typically present the consistent and well-forming swells that seasoned surfers chase. The primary reason for this is the geographical attributes of Morecambe Bay. The bay forms a large indentation in the coastline which alters the movement of the waves, causing them to be less consistent and often fragmented. These nuances make the bay more suitable for people exploring other beach activities rather than hardcore surfing. However, this doesn't imply that surfing in Morecambe Bay is completely off the table. There may be days during the winter season, when strong winds whip up the Irish Sea, that sizeable waves can be observed. It is during these times that windsurfing becomes a popular choice among the locals or any adventurous souls willing to brave the cold. Understanding Morecambe Bay's tides is crucial for anyone thinking about taking the plunge. The bay is notorious for its quicksand and fast-moving tides—both potential hazards to navigate. The significance of these factors is elevated, possibly overshadowing the unpredictability of the waves. Thus, it's essential to exercise caution and be informed about the tidal conditions before venturing into the waters. It's heartening to see local efforts to make use of the bay's waters with initiatives like man-made wave pools. They could provide a more consistent and controlled environment for surfing enthusiasts. In a nutshell, while Morecambe Bay may not be a conventional surfing paradise, it embodies a peculiar charm. Its challenging conditions offer a unique experience—one that isn't particularly about riding the perfect wave but more about understanding the waters' whims and resonating with the essence of nature.