CLEAN: Surfing addicts take to rivers in search of waves

The video discusses the formation of ocean waves, emphasizing the need for storms to create them. It highlights the unique surfing conditions in Montreal, where waves are consistently available. The video also addresses the common issue surfers face with crowded spots and long waits between waves. It explores the advantages of living in a city with access to surfing and touches on the local surfing culture and its challenges.

What is necessary for the ocean to produce waves?

• Low tide

• A calm day

• High tide

• A storm

Why might surfers have to wait a long time for waves?

• Because of the tides

• Due to the absence of storms

• Because of the wind direction

• Due to the water temperature

What makes Montreal unique for surfers?

• The water is warmer

• Waves are available all the time

• There are fewer surfers

• The beaches are sandy

What is a common concern for surfers at popular spots?

• The water is too cold

• There are too many waves

• Crowded spots and long waits

• The waves are too small

What is one benefit of living in a city with surfing access?

• Less crowded beaches

• More surfing competitions

• The best of both urban and surfing worlds

• Cheaper surfing equipment