Surf Tweets and a request

Love Autumn in Sydney. Crisp cobalt skies and massive sets breaking right from Bronte all the way to Tamarama. @matt_j_kendall

serious swell at bra today loads of dudes out. off shore winds south end is best 4-6 enjoyed it! http://twitpic.com/524mm
@stevieenglish

: Great SI article about Kelly Slater http://tinyurl.com/p54jut it is really illuminating. What will we see at Teahupoo from Kelly? @KangaCairns

A request from Ian:

hi there, Mate I’m an intermediate surfer in Dee Why. I’m looking for other like-minded keen surfers (25+) to meet up for the occasional surf (weekend, early mornings, etc). I’m not from Oz, and I’d like to join or form a group of friendly surfers. Any ideas? I couldn’t find any postings on your site but I might not be searching correctly. Cheers, Ian
Ian’s email: carvin2to1@yahoo.com.au
Ian’s blog

Avalon to Narrabeen Rpt

Compared with yesterday, it looks bigger, meatier & more consistent to me. Offshore winds, overhead swell, blues skies. Go surfing, I’d suggest!

Another fine dish from the House of Huey

Hello Friends,

I think we could be looking at peak day for this particular run of swell in Sydney. Overnight the average size has bumped up a touch, but more importantly the average power level has gone up from 10 sec yesterday to an average of 11 sec. Swell is looking pretty mature to me. Nice long lines giving that palpitation-inducing corduroy look to the ocean.

Outlook is for the swell to stick around all day and for the wind to remain light and offshore with fine and sunny conditions all day. High tide’s just before 1100.

From the models’ prognostications, it appears that tomorrow will be pretty fun in the morning but getting breezy in the afternoon. Then it seems we’ll get small to flat across Friday into Saturday, before a fresh serving of south swell arrives for us on Sunday.

Here’s the Bureau’s call

Sydney Coastal Waters, Broken Bay to Port Hacking and 60nm seawards:
Wednesday until midnight: Wind: W/SW 5/10 knots early, becoming 8/18 knots in the afternoon. Sea: to about 1 metre.Swell: S/SE 2 to 3 metres.
Thursday: Wind: W 13/18 knots early increasing to 20/25 knots Sea: 1.5 to 2.5 metres.Swell: SE 1.5 to 2 metres.
Friday: Wind: W/NW increasing to 20/30 knots.

According
A few pics to get started with

Dee Why beach has lots of takers for steady supply of very good waves.

Solid crew in attendance for solid SSE swell.

Surprise everybody! Big one catches the crowd unawares about 0745,

C C

Fine, dry and cold on the Central Coast this Wednesday morning.  The swell is smooth and big. Still with a lot of water movement at 3 – 6 feet from the southeast.  There is a light west southwest breeze forecast to strengthen later.  Low tide 0505 and high tide around 1055.  Local barometer 1012hpa, 97% humidity, 7 degrees C.  Have a good one.

The way it was In Byron Bay May 12th 2009