Around 0700 it was unusually warm, but just about flat at Dee Why.

As Matt has already noted, Spring has well and truly sprung. It’s breezy (10-15kts from the north), it’s sunny, it’s strangely mild – and there’s just about flat anywhere that isn’t directly exposed to the tiny and weak NE windswell. Yesterday evening there were a few okay sized windswell waves along the North Collaroy to Narrabeen stretch, but I’d guess we’ll need to wait for the wind to maybe push up something similar today.

The Bureau says that we can expect N-NW of 20-25kts later this morning and an increase to 25-33 kts this afternoon.

That’s not a great wind direction for making us something to surf though. We might get a little something but my hunch is that it’ll be as weak as a kitten with the flu.

Outlook is for a very small to flat week ahead. The best hope currently is shaping for a small but possibly mal- and fish-able S-SE pulse from late Tuesday through Thursday morning. If we get chest high bomb sets out of it, I’ll be very pleasantly surprised.

BTW, I plan to post a new video later this morning of some waves I shot last Thursday morning at Dee Why point. I’ll let you know when I’ve uploaded it to realsurf.tv.

In the meantime, go well and may all your plans unfold with perfect precision!