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28/01/17 – 29/01/17 Friday PM Version......
PRESSURE SYNOPSIS
Saturday will see a Low pressure of 984 millibars in the Western Norwegian Sea, just South East of Iceland, meanwhile in the far West coming out of Canada and the Labrador Sea at 953 millibars. The High pressures to counter these Low pressures will be a High of 1028 millibars in the South Eastern Atlantic off Morocco and South East of Portugal, whilst over Russia there will be a High pressure of 1029 millibars. By Sunday the Low in the Labrador Sea will remain in situ, but it's tail of Cold front's will split and spawn three separate entities, with one around Newfoundland at 971 millibars, with another in the Mid-Atlantic West of Ireland at 988 millibars, with a third fatter entity over North West France at 1003 millibars. In the Norwegian Sea there will be two entities of 988 millibars and 982 millibars. The counter to all these Low's will be a fat Russian High pressure of 1030 millibars, all the action looks to be in the far South West, but read your areas to get the best there is………
Sunday is by far the best day in the South West, and everywhere really. Read your areas to get the best of what there is………
BEGINNERS / IMPROVERS
Wales, looks to be the most manageable for you guys overall, but Sunday will probably be too big and challenging overall………
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It should be remembered:
Regardless of the Weekend Outlook if there is surf, you should be out there to improve your surfing ability
so unless it's flat, just ignore it(!) and go surfing.
The Weekend Outlook is aimed at those who are competent at paddling out in 6ft plus surf and looking for perfect conditions.
This is a SURF report, we care about the waves, as to whether it is sunny, rainy, snowy or hailing is incidental, and neither here nor there as far as we are concerned.
Also note that this is always written for midday, so there may be variances during the AM and PM.
Wave Heights are written in what you are actually taking in the face / duck diving, we are not into macho bs of measuring the wave from the back, this is the real thing, what you drop and ride = simple.
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