Polzeath - live weather
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π¬π§ Cornwall Β· United Kingdom β Altitude 8 m
This live stream looks out over Polzeath, a surfing village on the north coast of Cornwall. It is useful for checking how the sea and sky look before you travel, or for simply watching the Atlantic roll in from home.
Polzeath sits on a broad sandy beach facing the Atlantic, between Padstow and Port Isaac. The village is closely tied to surfing and has long attracted families and surf schools in summer. Its setting is open and windswept, with dunes and grassy headland framing the bay. Cornwall's north coast is known for its clear water and dramatic cliffs, and Polzeath is one of its most visited beaches.
The view covers the beach and the water, so the most interesting moments are usually at low tide, when the sand is wide, and on days with swell, when surfers are out. Mornings often bring calmer water, while afternoons can be busier with people and boards. Weather changes quickly on this coast, so the picture can shift from bright sun to low cloud within an hour. Depending on the view, you may also see the surf school in action.
The Cornish coast is mild for the UK, though the wind is usually strong and the Atlantic water stays cool even in summer. Late spring and early autumn are often the most pleasant for walking and surfing. Padstow, about four kilometres away, offers restaurants and boat trips, and Wadebridge along the Camel Trail is a good base for cycling. Check the live weather on this page before you set out.
Source: George's Surf School
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The live weather block on this page shows current conditions in Polzeath together with a three-day forecast, so you can check wind and rain before heading to the beach.
The local time is shown on this page and follows the UK clock, including daylight saving changes between summer and winter.
The camera is in Polzeath on the north coast of Cornwall, United Kingdom, and the map on this page marks its position on the beach.
Mornings and low tide often give a calm, wide view of the sand, while sunny afternoons and days with swell show more activity on the water.
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