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Lazy 1 footer this morning, brilliant day for winter, full high tide not helping, ok for a swim, desperates for a paddle.
WIND: N at 11kph. WATER TEMP: 20.8 degrees.
FORECAST: Fine. Lengthy sunny periods. Moderate to fresh westerly winds.
MAX AIR TEMP TODAY: 17-19 degrees.
SWELL: SSE 1-2 metres at 10 seconds.
TIDES: HIGH: 08:37 LOW: 14:00
WINDSURFERS: Good conditions again today.
BOAT DIVING: Great sea conditions outside, vis around 10m+ on the TUGGERAH and Kelloe, 10m at Barons Hut, thanks to Ian Griffiths “Griffiti”.
SHORE DIVING: 5 metres vis at Oak Park. 5 metres at Shiprock.
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Little waves to be had

Quite a crew on Dee Why's only peak.

Hello Friends,

Up late watching the tennis, so not the earliest start for your correspondent this morning. As anticipated by the models, we’ve had an uptick in period and the SSE swell is therefore doing a little something. The period is averaging 10 seconds, but the Manly buoy is showing some 13 second component. Sets at Dee Why beach are pushing shoulder high* on the biggest ones – quite an improvement over the last few days.

*1000: have been watching since I posted this an hour ago, and am wondering if maybe I got a shot of the wave of the day. It looks for the most part to be considerably smaller than my shot. And if you’re at a beach with poor exposure to the swell direction, I’d say you can count on microness.

Of course being a sunny holiday morning with light offshore winds, it isn’t uncrowded. The call is for those winds to increase through the day and be going along pretty hard by late afternoon. So, despite the tide, I’d say the time to go is asap.

Next tide is a low at around 1400.

Sydney Coastal Waters, Broken Bay to Port Hacking and 60nm seawards:
Strong wind warning
Monday until midnight: Wind: W/NW 15/25 knots reaching 25/30 knots offshore Sea: 1.5 to 2.5 metres, reaching 2.5 to 3 metres offshore Swell: SE about 1 metre
Tuesday: Wind: W’ly 20/30 knots increasing to 25/33 knots.Sea: 2.5 to 3.5 metres. Swell: S/SE 1 to 1.5 metres.
Wednesday: Wind: SW 20/30 knots.

Small and full

Buoys are showing 1m at 13 secs with swell out of the south which would probably give us some decent fun little sets but the tide is high making conditions full and weak.  But the wind is offshore, crowd is low and there are some waves if you are keen.  Nice looking ECL (east coast low) building again by Wednesday and then heading into the Tasman- it should produce great conditions for a few days with offshores predicted and swells over 3m. Enjoy.

C C

Fine, dry and cool on the Central Coast this Monday morning.  The swell is smooth and small at 1 – 2 feet + from the east southeast.  There is light west southwest breeze forecast to go west northwest later.  High tide 0840 and low tide around 1400. Local barometer 1003 hpa, 9 degrees C. 94% humidity.   Have a good long weekend.

Narrabeen Rpt

Marginally more powerful than yesterday’s offering

Byron Bay June 7th 2009