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SURFING FORECASTS All the best Surf Forecasts for your surf all in One Place Llangennith Surf Forecast by surf-forecast.com Atlantic Pressure Charts Dailey North Atlantic Satellite Image below. North Atlantic Satellite Image updates Dailey -Click- an Image below to activate 7 Day North Atlantic Wind Animation stormsurf.com 3 Day North Atlantic Wind Images. BBC Weather Chart Detailed windguru.com forcast for the day Surf spot Global location multimap.com Tropical Storm Season September - October updates Dailey HOW TO PREDICT A SWELL FROM WEATHER CHARTS Look for a storm and verify it will be in your swell window. Regularly review atmospheric models that depict both surface pressure and winds (like the AVN or MRF). Look for periods when winds are forecast to blow in excess of 25 kts towards your beach for longer than 24 hours. Then verify that the winds are forecast to be positioned within your swell window . The best situation is to have high winds, covering a large fetch area, blowing at you for a long time. But only experience will determine what the requirements are for your beach. A 'swell window' is the part of your ocean that provides a swell unobstructed, straight-line access to your beach (even 1000 miles or more away). Get a globe. Locate your beach. Identify islands, shoals, land, or anything that could obstruct a swell from proceeding straight into your beach. Using a string and a pin, tie the string to the pin, and stick the pin into the globe on your beach. Using the string as a guide, pull it tight and out into the ocean away from your beach. Move the string in different directions along the surface of the globe. Wherever the string first touches the edge of land (or anything that would obstruct a swell), trace the line of the string onto the globe using a pen. If you have access to "Great Circle" charts, use them instead. All beaches will have at least 2 boundaries to their swell window, and if islands are present, perhaps many more.

Llangennith (Welsh: Llangenydd) is a village in the City and County of Swansea, south Wales, in the Gower peninsula. It has a scattering of houses and one pub - the Kings Head. Llangennith sits at a crossroads in northwest Gower. Moor Lane, departing westwards, leads to a caravan park adjacent to Rhossili Bay; and Burrows Lane, departing to the north, leads to a caravan park overlooking Broughton Bay. The 12th-century village church, St. Cenydd's Church, is the largest in Gower, and was founded by St. Cenydd, who, in the 6th century, founded a priory here, which was destroyed by Vikings in 986. The large fortified square tower is curiously placed north of the nave. A short stroll south of the church is the ruined medieval village of Coety Green. St. Cenydd's Church The beach is now mainly a centre for surfers, and is located at the north end of Rhossili Bay in a fairly isolated locale. It was at one time the most infamous, rough and ready village on the peninsula, its villagers always the first to rush to any shipwreck, particularly those in Rhossili Bay, and feuding with neighbouring villagers over any plunder they could find. In a famous incident during World War One, when the government introduced daylight saving time as a public measure, the villagers held a public meeting and graciously voted to fall in line with the rest of the country – for a trial period of one month. There are gentle walks north-west to the coast over the sand dunes of Llangennith and Broughton Burrows. Signposts to watch out for include Blue Pool, a dramatic rock pool, which, in the right sea and sky conditions, takes a deep blue colour; the natural archway called Three Chimneys; and Culver Hole, a bone cave. Llangennith is a popular surfing location in the Gower, mainly due to the consistent swells that pour in from the mighty Atlantic Ocean, and is situated at the northern end of Rhossili Bay. The bay stretches for over three miles, and here, whilst wandering along the water's edge, you can witness the power of the sea pounding onto the shore. If you have never tried surfing, this is the place to give it a go, there being several surfing schools providing lessons during the summer. The beach is backed by sand dunes, and at the north end there is the island of Burry Holms.

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