Overview: This 'info box' displays wind information. Each surfing spot has its own map that shows the outline of the coast and the beach at each spot. The actual information is pulled live from the closet weather station to the actual spot. This surfing information is normally no more than 3hrs old and so gives you the best and most accurate wind report you can find on the net. Learn more about where waves come from by checking surfsizenow's how waves work page.

1. Wind direction, you can see the outline of the coast and also the beaches. The arrow's direction is controlled by live data feed from the closest weather station to the beach.
2. Whether the wind is:
OFFSHORE: Wind is blowing from the beach out to sea, normally making the      waves cleaner and offering the best conditions for surfing.
ONSHORE: Wind is blowing from the sea to the beach; normally making the waves break faster, more foam and not ideal for surfing.
CROSSSHORE: Wind is blowing across the beach, depending on the beach
3. Wind Direction: Given firstly in a direction in Compass Points and then in Degrees.
4. Wind Speed: Given in knots, important for surf conditions as strong winds can seriously affect surf conditions.
5. Date and time of all wind data. Given in American date format, so the second number is the month and the final number is the day of the month.

Overview: This 'info box' displays weather information. You can see a graphical representation of what the weather is doing along with actual temperatures. As with the wind data, the data is pulled live from the closest weather station. The sea temperature however is updated manually as this is not something that changes ever day but over weeks and months. Once again this information is normally within 3hours accurate. Learn more about where waves come from by checking surfsizenow's how waves work page.

1. Graphic representation of what the weather is doing at your surfing spot.
2. What is the weather is at your spot in text format, being good old England our weather is mostly cloudy with a varying degree of thickness of cover.
3. Air temp in Degrees Centigrade at your surfing spot, good to know whether to pack those gloves and hood, if the air temp is low and the wind is howling, you know its going to be a cold session.
4. Sea Temp in Degrees Centigrade. Check out too see whether you need you surfing wetsuit.
5. Date and time of all weather data. Given in American date format, so the second number is the month and the final number is the day of the month.