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Big Rock seasonal overview

Big Rock in India is primarily a windswell-dominated spot, with ground swells making a minor contribution throughout most of the year. The best months for surfing are between July and September, when ground swell presence increases slightly (17-27%) and wind conditions improve significantly, with good winds occurring 28-37% of the time. During this period, mean swell size remains consistent at around 1.0-1.1m, offering more rideable waves. August stands out as the most favorable month, combining a 23% ground swell contribution with the highest likelihood of good wind conditions (30%). Outside this window, the spot suffers from predominantly poor wind conditions (70-98% bad winds), particularly from November to February, effectively making winter months nearly unsurfable due to strong onshore winds and minimal ground swell. While May and June see a slight uptick in swell size (1.2m), wind conditions remain suboptimal (79-82% bad winds). For consistency and cleaner conditions, late summer (July-September) is the clear choice, despite the generally small swell size. Advanced surfers may find occasional workable days in April-May or October, but the spot heavily relies on local windswell and requires patience outside peak season.

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Conditions at Big Rock in November

November at Big Rock offers surfable conditions, though with some variability. The average swell height is 1.1m with a decent 7.5s period, providing enough energy for intermediate surfers. The most consistent swells come from ENE (29% of waves in the 0.5-2.5m range) and NE (11.5% in the same range), with smaller contributions from E and ESE. Wave heights predominantly fall between 0.5-1.5m (around 65% of occurrences), making it manageable but not consistently powerful. However, wind conditions are less favorable—only 7% of the time are they ideal for surfing. The dominant winds blow from the NNE to NE (10-30kph, 20-42% occurrence), often creating onshore or cross-onshore chop. Offshore winds (WNW to NNW) are rare (2-4% of the time), but when they coincide with ENE/NE swells, the spot can clean up nicely. Expect tricky wind-swell alignment; patience will be key for scoring glassy sessions. Overall, it’s a month with surfable waves but requires selective timing for optimal conditions.

Average Spot conditions at Big Rock in November

Swell history for November

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Wind history for November

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Swell quality

Analyze the groundswell consistency at Big Rock during November. Based on historical data, there is a % probability of groundswell occurring this month. The chart below provides a detailed breakdown of the average wave height distribution, offering deep insights into the swell quality and surf potential you can expect at Big Rock for your next trip in November.

Ground swell

Ground swell by size

Wind conditions

Evaluate the wind and swell alignment at Big Rock for November. Our analysis shows that favorable offshore or side-shore winds coincide with surfable swell approximately % of the time. The accompanying graph illustrates the average size distribution of waves during these optimal wind windows at Big Rock.

Swell with good wind

Swell with good wind by size