Lake Erie is the smallest of the Great Lakes - it does freeze over the winter. It gets choppy with some wind. The break (impact zone) can get as big as 1m. The swell on the outside can get as big as 4m when the winds are over 25-30 knots. The beach is quite wide and easy to rig on, some times it becomes crowded with people, but there is usually some room as people don't often sit on the beach when its blowing. Also another bonus about the beach is that it is very wide and pure sand. However in the summer there is often seaweed that washes on shore and is a pain getting off the lines. Wind out of the SW is the prevailing wind. WSW wind blows mostly in the fall when NW is blowing everywhere else. WSW wind is sideshore and it is a set up for an epic session when it blows hard. 30 knot plus winds are not uncommon during the fall months. Wetsuit in spring and autumn is necessary. It can be quite chilly in the spring and autumn. Summer board shorts are fine, maybe a rashie if you want some UV protection. Water: Chop, Smallwave, Mediumwave. Features: Food. Rider ability: Beginner, Intermediate, Expert.
15 kn
S · gusts 21 kn
0.9 m
4s period
0.4 m
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Updated 24/08/2026, 00:20:10
Data: Open-Meteo
The beach is quite wide and easy to rig on, some times it becomes crowded with people, but there is usually some room as people don't often sit on the beach when its blowing.
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