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Only for the keen and hardy, cold offshore NNW breeze, lazy 1foot+ waves, plenty out, not a lot to recommend.
WIND: NNW at 10kph. WATER TEMP: 20 degrees.
FORECAST: Cloudy periods with the chance of a shower or two later, but fine for much of the time. Light to moderate northwest winds..
MAX AIR TEMP TODAY: 17-19 degrees.
SWELL: SE .5-1.5 metres at 8 seconds.
TIDES: HIGH: 12:50 LOW: 06:41
WINDSURFERS: OK 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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1 foot at best and weak- lets call it flat

1 foot at curly this morning and the high tide will eat up any hope of a decent ride by mid morning.  Indo is due for a BIG swell to hit in the next day or two- probably best of the season so far.  Our next swell is due on Monday arvo but the winds are looking dodgy from the SE so lets hope for a change of wind and some more good waves by early next week. Enjoy.

Sleep all day

But not much to take, sadly. This is an example of the infrequent sets.

Hello Friends,

Well, as expected, the surf situation is pretty marginal. That hasn’t stopped a small fleet of super peak acolytes from attending that celebrated heap of submerged Dee Why sand though.

Sets are further apart and it’s much smaller than this time yesterday. About the biggest thing I saw was struggling to make chest high on the takeoff (trough to crest). So, it isn’t totally flat, but compared to Wed-Friday of last week, it’s, well, you wouldn’t want to compare.

I’d be taking the fish or the mal to ensure maximum fun extraction from the conditions. Because it’s so marginal, the number of surfable options around the Sydney region will not be too plentiful. And that means more chums at the few spots that are working.

Outlook is for the flat to near flat conditions to persist through Monday night, but thereafter it looks as though we could be in for some solid south swell through Thursday. One of the models is currently predicting 3-4 metres of 15sec south swell from around mid-morning Tuesday. If the Bureau’s right about the wind, then there could be interesting conditions in the morning, turning onshore in the afternoon.

Weather may not be too good for picture taking though, as the Bureau is saying we could have showers on and off from Tuesday through to the weekend.

Go well with your plans and adventures!

Sydney Coastal Waters, Broken Bay to Port Hacking and 60nm seawards:
Sunday until midnight: Wind: N/NW 10/15 knots, reaching 15/20 knots offshore at times.Sea: to about 1.5 metres. Swell: S/SE below 1 metre.
Monday: Wind: W/SW 10/20 knots.Sea: to 2 metres. Swell: S/SE 1 metre.
Tuesday: Wind: SW 10/20 knots turning S/SE 15/25 knots.