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Ras Jaddi, Pakistan

No town nearby. No bookable town within 50 km: the nearest, Karachi, is 355 km away.

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About Ras Jaddi

Facing, offshore wind, exposure, level and swell range are estimated. Facts: verified, surf details estimated.

The spot faces SE (123°), so it takes swell from the SE. The wind blows offshore from the NW (303°). It is sheltered to the open swell. It suits intermediate surfers and up. It works in 2–9 ft of swell. The sea is about 23°C in February, its coldest month (2 mm shorty), and 30°C in June, its warmest (no wetsuit). For intermediate surfers the best month is usually September, with about 1 good days in 7. From the weather of past years. No town nearby. No bookable town within 50 km: the nearest, Karachi, is 355 km away.

Water about 27°C: no wetsuit. Typical sea temperature for the time of year, not a forecast.

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    No town nearby

    No bookable town within 50 km: the nearest, Karachi, is 355 km away.

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Forecast

Ras Jaddi does not suit beginners. This is the forecast for intermediates, so you can see what it does.

The score for intermediates, coloured as on the area pages:GoodFairPoorToo bigToo small

Forecast and score for intermediate surfers at Ras Jaddi, each day
DayScorefor Inter­mediateSwellEnergyWindTemp
Sun 18Oct17, too small2 ft9 s35kJwind from the north-west, 2 knots, offshore27°C
Mon 19Oct22, too small2 ft9 s47kJwind from the north-west, 6 knots, offshore27°C
Tue 20Oct29, too small2 ft10 s80kJwind from the north-west, 5 knots, offshore28°C
Wed 21Oct25, too small2 ft9 s67kJwind from the west, 7 knots, offshore28°C
Thu 22Oct19, too small2 ft8 s35kJwind from the north-north-west, 5 knots, offshore29°C
Fri 23Oct24, too small2 ft9 s58kJwind from the north-west, 5 knots, offshore28°C
Sat 24Oct19, too small2 ft9 s42kJwind from the east, 1 knot30°C
Sun 25Oct15, too small1 ft8 s23kJwind from the north-north-east, 5 knots30°C
Mon 26Oct17, too small1 ft13 s60kJwind from the north-east, 7 knots30°C
Tue 27Oct18, too small1 ft12 s50kJwind from the north-east, 4 knots29°C
Wed 28Oct0, poor––––

Day scores here are the conditions out of 80; a trip's score on the results is the same conditions out of 100. The journey never scores. The forecast reaches about 10 days. Energy is the swell's power in kJ per metre of wave, from its height and interval: it grows with the square of each, so a long-period swell hits far harder than a short one the same size. Wind is in knots: 10 kn is about 19 km/h. The arrow points where the wind blows to; offshore wind, blowing from the land out to sea, is green and says so.

Your trip, day by day

6 nights from Mon 19 Oct, leaving from Chicago, for intermediate surfers. Change dates

  1. Mon 19 Oct
    Travel out

    No way there we can work out.

  2. Tue 20 Oct
    Rest day

    Too small: 2 ft at best.

  3. Wed 21 Oct
    Rest day

    Too small: 2 ft at best.

  4. Thu 22 Oct
    Rest day

    Too small: 2 ft at best.

  5. Fri 23 Oct
    Rest day

    Too small: 2 ft at best.

  6. Sat 24 Oct
    Rest day

    Too small: 2 ft at best.

  7. Sun 25 Oct
    Travel home

    No way there we can work out.

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