Update: 4:15 p.m. local time
Both the Cascais Women's Pro and EDP Billabong Pro Cascais are off for the day. The next call is Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. local time, as commissioners wait for the new swell to fill in.
Update: 3 p.m. local time
Taking a fresh look at Carcavelos, Deputy Commissioner Jessi Miley-Dyer has called the Cascais Women's Pro off for the day. The next call for the EDP Billabong Pro Cascais is at 4:15 p.m. for a possible start at 4:30 p.m. If the event is called on, Heats 5 and 6 of Round Four will run.
Heat 5 pits Frederico Morais, Tomas Hermes and Ethan Ewing against each other. Catch all of Round Four's matchups here.
Earlier in the day, amid small-scale surf Monday morning, Miley-Dyer put the Cascais Women's Pro and EDP Billabong Pro Cascais contests on hold until the afternoon. The next call was set for 3 p.m. at Carcavelos.
"We're down here at Carcavelos this morning and it is actually still really small," said Miley-Dyer. "Having said that, we're going to come back. The next call is 3'o'clock. Hopefully we'll be able to see those forerunner of this new swell. It may not happen, but we're going to have a look."
There are still four heats left of Round Four in the EDP Billabong Pro, a men's Qualifying Series 10,000-level event, while the Cascais Women's Pro, Championship Tour stop No. 8, will come back with the Quarterfinals. For the men, the event is critical in terms of qualification campaigns for the 2018 CT. For the women, Cascais is pivotal in the World Title race, in which just two more events, in France and Maui, will determine the 2017 champion.
When the women's contest gets going again, Nikki Van Dijk will face Lakey Peterson in QF1. - WSL / Laurent Masurel
Surfline is calling for the following forecast:
Brief Overview: Old NW swell is easing on Monday with improved conditions. Tracking new, fun size NW/WNW swell for Tue/Wed with head-overhead+ sets for Guincho and favorable morning wind. Carcavelos picks up Tuesday and offers waist-shoulder high surf on Wednesday morning with good conditions. Fading swell/surf for both Guincho and Carcavelos on Thursday.
MONDAY 2nd: Strongest early with 4-6' faces at Guincho, surf easing through the day; NE wind in the AM. 1-2' sets wrapping into Carcavelos.
Swell/Surf: Primary mid period NW swell continues to ease, short period NW windswell mixing in. Carcavelos is below waist high. Forerunners of new WNW swell begin to fill in over second half of day.
Wind: Light+ to moderate NE wind early trends light+ from the North late morning, becoming breezy from the NNW-NW in the afternoon.
Cascais Contests Off for the Day, Next Call 7:30 a.m. Tuesday
Anna Dimond
Update: 4:15 p.m. local time
Both the Cascais Women's Pro and EDP Billabong Pro Cascais are off for the day. The next call is Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. local time, as commissioners wait for the new swell to fill in.
Update: 3 p.m. local time
Taking a fresh look at Carcavelos, Deputy Commissioner Jessi Miley-Dyer has called the Cascais Women's Pro off for the day. The next call for the EDP Billabong Pro Cascais is at 4:15 p.m. for a possible start at 4:30 p.m. If the event is called on, Heats 5 and 6 of Round Four will run.
Heat 5 pits Frederico Morais, Tomas Hermes and Ethan Ewing against each other. Catch all of Round Four's matchups here.
Earlier in the day, amid small-scale surf Monday morning, Miley-Dyer put the Cascais Women's Pro and EDP Billabong Pro Cascais contests on hold until the afternoon. The next call was set for 3 p.m. at Carcavelos.
"We're down here at Carcavelos this morning and it is actually still really small," said Miley-Dyer. "Having said that, we're going to come back. The next call is 3'o'clock. Hopefully we'll be able to see those forerunner of this new swell. It may not happen, but we're going to have a look."
There are still four heats left of Round Four in the EDP Billabong Pro, a men's Qualifying Series 10,000-level event, while the Cascais Women's Pro, Championship Tour stop No. 8, will come back with the Quarterfinals. For the men, the event is critical in terms of qualification campaigns for the 2018 CT. For the women, Cascais is pivotal in the World Title race, in which just two more events, in France and Maui, will determine the 2017 champion.
Surfline is calling for the following forecast:
Brief Overview: Old NW swell is easing on Monday with improved conditions. Tracking new, fun size NW/WNW swell for Tue/Wed with head-overhead+ sets for Guincho and favorable morning wind. Carcavelos picks up Tuesday and offers waist-shoulder high surf on Wednesday morning with good conditions. Fading swell/surf for both Guincho and Carcavelos on Thursday.
MONDAY 2nd: Strongest early with 4-6' faces at Guincho, surf easing through the day; NE wind in the AM. 1-2' sets wrapping into Carcavelos. Swell/Surf: Primary mid period NW swell continues to ease, short period NW windswell mixing in. Carcavelos is below waist high. Forerunners of new WNW swell begin to fill in over second half of day. Wind: Light+ to moderate NE wind early trends light+ from the North late morning, becoming breezy from the NNW-NW in the afternoon.
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