Irish Weekend Surf Forecast

Irish Weekend Surf Forecast

Forecast for Friday 10th October through to Monday 13th October

Very settled conditions for both Dublin and Donegal bay. Not much wind at all with Donegal bay having swell to different degrees all through the weekend.

East Coast – Dublin Area

Surf Forecast

  • Friday: No surf today.

  • Saturday: No surf today.

  • Sunday: No surf today.

  • Monday: No surf today.

Wind Forecast

  • Friday: 7-13 knots from the west is as windy as it gets for the day. On big gear and foil it could be a runner.

  • Saturday: Not much wind.

  • Sunday: Not much wind.

  • Monday: Not much wind in the morning. Picking up slightly in the afternoon to 8-12 knots from the ESE. Big gear will get you going in this.

West Coast – Donegal Bay

Surf Forecast

  • Friday: The best of the swell hits at about 9am giving a 2.2 metre north west swell at 13 seconds with south west winds. This will serve up really good surf on north facing coasts. Great forecast!

  • Saturday: From 9am we will see a 1.6 metre north west swell at 10 seconds with south to SSE winds. This should give fun conditions around Donegal bay.

  • Sunday: Swell drops down to sub 1 metre. There should be fun beginner friendly waves on exposed beaches. Winds will be very light.

  • Monday: Very small swell but there should still be something for beginners on exposed beaches. Winds will be very light.

Wind Forecast

  • Friday: 9-13 knots from the south west in the morning before dropping off in the afternoon. This is the best of the wind for the whole weekend. Big kit necessary!

  • Saturday: Not much wind - what little there is will come from the south.

  • Sunday: No wind.

  • Monday: No wind today.

NB: This is all subject to change at short notice. This being Ireland weather systems are volatile and a forecast made even the night before can change over night. Hopefully this forecast blog can give a good prediction of what will happen in the days ahead so you can plan the days you look to go on the water but it is always a good idea to check more location specific forecasting models before you go both to know what equipment to bring and for safety.

Abbreviations:

SSE – South South East
SSW – South South West
NNE – North North East
NNW – North North West
ESE – East South East
ENE – East North East
WSW – West South West
WNW – West North West


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