Godrevy wave and weather forecasts and weather observations, with Sevenstones offshore and Perranporth inshore wave readings. Each source keeps its own location and role so the view provides coastal context without presenting nearby buoy readings as measurements at the surf break.
Surf Day Summary
AI-generated summary. Hog Says
There were small, generally clean waves at Godrevy and Gwithian: the WNW swell was well aligned, with low swell energy and light cross-offshore wind. Perranporth’s rising 1.31ft observed response and 10-second peak period support the model, though Sevenstones’ 6.2-second average period and unavailable direction add uncertainty.
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Generated from the completed forecast and observations shown on this page.
Day at a glance
Forecast and observations in their coastal context
Predicted at Godrevy
Last stored wave forecast
Primary swell height
1.2–1.8 ft
Primary swell period
7.1–9.4s
Primary swell direction
W 278°
well aligned with this coast
Combined sea height
1.2–2 ft
Combined sea period
2.6–3.6s
Combined sea direction
WNW 286°
Wind veering easterly to south-westerly
S 189° · cross-offshore
24 stored hourly values. This is the final stored revision, not necessarily the forecast first issued for the day.
Observed in west Cornwall
Godrevy wind and weather
Wind speed
5–15 mph
Wind mostly southerly
SSW 201° · cross-offshore
24 observations. Godrevy is close enough to provide useful regional wind context for both coasts, although local effects can differ. Explore all weather readings.
Observed average wind was 2 mph lighter than the last stored forecast.
Forecast: wind veering easterly to south-westerly; observed: wind mostly southerly.
Observed wind at SSW 201° was cross-offshore for Godrevy and Gwithian.
These sources describe different locations and exposures. Offshore and inshore buoy readings provide context for St Ives Bay; they are not measurements taken at the surf break itself. Directional labels use Godrevy and Gwithian as a representative north-west-facing swell window; individual peaks and beaches can differ.
Hour-by-hour replay
The charts share the same time axis so offshore signals, inshore readings and regional wind can be compared without treating them as the same measurement location.
Two line charts show wave height and wind speed through the selected day for St Ives Bay. The detailed table following the charts contains the same values in text form.
Swell and sea height through the day
Wind speed through the day
Metrics are rows; hours run left to right. Times use your device time zone.