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La Grande Escoure

Lake conditions at La Grande Escoure are glassy. Surface: glassy, wind: 7 km/h NW. Source: ECMWF forecast model.

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Right now

Glassy

Mirror-like surface — perfect swimming conditions

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glassy

1cm

Chop

7kph

Wind NW

10°C

Air Temp

Compared to normal: Typical conditions for this time

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Europe/Paris

Current Conditions

glassy

Surface

15kph

Gusts

0

UV Index

10°C

Air temp

7-Day Forecast

Today
Surface
rippled
Wind
5-18
Sun
Mild UV
Tomorrow
Surface
rippled
Wind
4-14
Sun
Moderate UV
Saturday
Surface
glassy
Wind
3-10
Sun
Moderate UV
Sunday
Surface
rippled
Wind
5-16
Sun
Moderate UV
Monday
Surface
rippled
Wind
4-15
Sun
Moderate UV
Tuesday
Surface
rippled
Wind
5-18
Sun
Moderate UV
Wednesday
Surface
choppy
Wind
8-28
Sun
Moderate UV

Conditions change fast. Check local guidance and swim within your limits.

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Frequently asked questions

How is lake surface chop calculated?

Chop on lakes is primarily driven by wind speed and fetch (the distance wind travels over water). Larger lakes with longer fetch produce bigger waves. Sheltered areas near shores often have calmer conditions.

What is fetch effect?

Fetch is the distance wind travels over open water. Longer fetch means more wave energy builds up. Shorelines on the windward side (where wind is blowing from) are typically calmer than leeward sides.

What do the condition ratings mean?

Good (green) means calm surface conditions suitable for most swimmers. Moderate (amber) means choppier water that may challenge some swimmers. Poor (red) means rough conditions not recommended for most people. Always assess the water yourself before entering.

What does the 7-day forecast show?

The forecast shows expected surface state (from glassy to rough) and wind speed for each day, colour-coded good/moderate/poor. Use it to choose your best day, but always check current conditions on arrival.

What about blue-green algae?

Blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) can produce toxins harmful to swimmers. Live algae data is not shown on this page. Always check Environment Agency and local authority advisories before swimming, and avoid water that looks green or blue-green, has surface scum, or smells musty.