In reply to Francois R:
I tend to be optimistic, but you have to be in the U.K. To get much done.
2-3 foot surf on magic seaweed is not much for swanage and the low tide being at 14:15 is also perfect. The rock dries out well in the sun. Greasiness can be a problem in high humidity especially in the morning at this time of year. But I don't think this will be a big problem tomorrow from mid morning onwards. Given the forecast I expect swanage to be a sun trap and feel very nice in the middle of The day for climbing. North wind is ideal at this time of year. The mud top outs can be slow drying during the winter. I would advice gulliemot ledge as most the climbs don't have bad top outs as they top out in to a quarry (avoid the ones around zo zo). If the sea is looking a bit too rough just go and clip some bolts in the sports quarries, although I think you'll be fine.
The deeper cracks like legend direct (which is normally greasy on the crux IMO) will tend to be slower drying.
Watch for a sudden drop in temperature towards the end of the day as it can take you by suprise during the cooler months.
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