As of now (early June 2024), here's a summarized surf forecast for the Netherlands for the next 5 days:

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### Day-by-Day Summary

#### Day 1 (Today)

- Wave Size: 0.8 – 1.2 meters (wind swell)

- Wind: Moderate SW winds (15–20 knots), cross/onshore

- Tide: Afternoon mid-to-high tide (best)

- Surf Verdict: Choppy conditions, but rideable for intermediates. Best at sheltered spots like Scheveningen South or Wijk aan Zee.

#### Day 2

- Wave Size: 1.0 – 1.4 meters (continue wind swell)

- Wind: SW, easing to W, 10–15 knots, slight improvement

- Tide: Morning incoming, afternoon high tide

- Surf Verdict: Slightly cleaner than previous day, especially late day as wind drops. Good for most surfers. Afternoon high tide favored.

#### Day 3

- Wave Size: 1.3 – 1.6 meters (peak of swell)

- Wind: Variable morning, NW picking up in afternoon (12–18 knots)

- Tide: Early morning outgoing, mid-morning low, afternoon incoming

- Surf Verdict: Best day for experienced surfers: biggest waves, morning less wind so cleaner conditions; head to breakwaters for best shape. Avoid late afternoon if wind increases.

#### Day 4

- Wave Size: 0.8 – 1.0 meters (swell dropping)

- Wind: NW light (8–12 knots), gradually easing

- Tide: Early morning low, afternoon mid-to-high tide

- Surf Verdict: Decent for beginners/intermediates. Less power but improving cleanliness. Mid-afternoon surf is recommended.

#### Day 5

- Wave Size: 0.5 – 0.8 meters (fading swell)

- Wind: NE light (5–8 knots), offshore for most west coast spots

- Tide: High in morning, outgoing during late morning/midday

- Surf Verdict: Cleanest conditions, small waves. Good for longboards and beginners; advanced surfers will find it too mellow. Morning is glassy.

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### Best Days/Times for Surfing:

- Advanced/Intermediate:

- Day 3 morning: Largest, most powerful clean waves before wind picks up.

- Day 2 afternoon: Easing wind and decent size.

- Beginners/Longboard/Small Wave Lovers:

- Day 4–5: Clean, manageable conditions, especially Day 5 with light offshore.

- Wind/Conditions:

- Early mornings generally have lighter wind and smoother faces throughout the period.

### General Tips:

- Check tides: Netherlands breaks are very tide-sensitive.

- Best spots: Scheveningen (Pier/South), Wijk aan Zee when wind isn’t strong onshore.

- Board choice: Bring step-up/fish Day 3, longboard/foamie Day 5.

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Summary:

Day 3 morning is prime for serious surfers (best combo of size and low wind). Day 5 morning is perfection for beginners, groms, and longboarders. Keep an eye on winds—clean mornings are the trend. Happy surfing!