Carbon copy but Friday is looking better.

Look for a beautiful day at the beach, but no surf on Thursday followed by an arriving swell 3+ foot early Friday morning.

Roberto

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 Not as nice as yesterday, sloppy 1foot+ waves from the South, full tide,cloudy with onshore SE wind expected to go NE later, forget it.
WIND: SSE at 9kph. WATER TEMP: 18 degrees.
FORECAST: Fine although cloudy. Light to moderate southeasterly winds, tending east to northeast in the evening.
MAX AIR TEMP TODAY: 24-28 degrees.
SWELL: SSE 1-2m at 8 seconds.
TIDES:     HIGH: 11:33      LOW: 18:18
WINDSURFERS: Good conditions today.
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SHORE DIVING: 6 metres vis at Oak Park. 5+ metres at Shiprock.
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Umm stay in bed

Yep after the brief small pulse yesterday arvo where we had some lovely clean 2 footers with no wind until that southerly came ripping through around 6pm we have nothing of interest this morning. Its small, onshore and prospects over the next few days are not great either. Oh well thems the breaks as they say. Do not forget though that its only one week until the big event at the Wharf Bar next Thursday for the Surfrider Foundation – who are all about the enjoyment and protection of the oceans and the beaches right here on the Northern Beaches.  Come along it should be a cracker with Goons of Doom heading the charge and some fantastic footage from Tim Bonython, a complimentary drink and some food as well – all for $25! Not too mention that there are lots of great items for auction – including a surftrip to the Maldives valued at $4,500 and some rgeat prizes!!!

Have yourself a great day.

Dee Why: Whales yes, surf no

Couple of visitors to Dee Why on Wednesday afternoon hung around out the back and made a bit of a splash for a couple of hours.

Thursday morning the surf is, well, unimpressive…

C C

Overcast, dry and mild on the Central Coast this Thursday morning.  The swell ruffled at 1 – 3 feet from the southeast.  There is a light southeast breeze forecast to go east northeast later.  Low tide 0500 and high tide around 1130.  Local barometer 1019 hpa, 18 degrees C. 74% humidity.   Have a good one.

Early riser call for Thursday

At 0600 the swell is a gutless 6 sec period south at about 2 metres out at sea. Wind is SSE at 10-12 kts along the Sydney coastline. I reckon that will mean that it’s a pretty good day to miss the early.
Conditions don’t look like improving much at all as we head into the weekend. Maybe early next week we’ll get a little something…

From the Bureau…
Tides: H @1030, L @1714
Synoptic Situation
A southerly change will stall on the Mid North Coast today before weakening as the wind turns north to northeasterly ahead of another weak change which is expected to move up the south and central coasts during Friday then further northwards on Saturday. A strong southerly change will move along the South Coast late Saturday.
Sydney Coastal Waters, Broken Bay to Port Hacking and 60nm seawards:
Thursday until midnight: Wind: S/SE 15/20 knots, gradually easing to 10/15 knots in the morning and tending E/NE late afternoon/evening. Sea: 1.5 to 2 metres, abating to about 1 metre in the morning. Swell: SE 1 to 1.5 metres.
Friday: Wind: N/NE 5/10 knots, reaching 13/18 knots during the afternoon before a S’ly change 15/20 knots during the evening.Sea: about 1 metre, rising to 1 to 1.5 metres during the afternoon/evening. Swell: S/SE less than 1 metre.
Saturday: Wind: S/SE 5/15 knots, turning NE 10/15 knots in the afternoon.
Forecast for Thursday
Mostly fine, just the chance of a light shower, mainly during the
morning. Light to moderate southeasterly winds, tending east to
northeast in the evening.

Ask and ye shall receive, well sort of, kind of, a bit, In Byron Bay Today.

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Well there you go see what a little unorganised communal grovelling to the great and powerful Huey can do. We asked, we begged, we pleaded, and we finally had a few waves in Byron Bay. Ok, so it wasn’t perfect not even close.  However we Byronians are a resilient bunch. Many of us will surf just about anything. Plus the visitors, well many will paddle out if for no other reason than to say they surfed in Byron Bay. So was it good today? Well to be brutally honest, no not really. But that’s not what counts to us. What counts is that some of the crew got a few. They made the effort to get wet, to make the best of it and be grateful for what was on offer, In Byron Bay Today.

BSR – LEGIAN BALI – 21OCT2009

BSR pic of the day

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Tiny ones at the ‘con

Hello Friends,
Just another little postcard for ya from sunny southern California. Sounds like our weather’s not dissimilar to Sydney’s. “Surf” seems a pretty close match as well. A couple pals and I would not be put off, so we grabbed longboards and headed down to Rincon. Only three people in the water when we got there – for very good reason. Sets were struggling to get into the knee high range. But, as with places like the Pass, even when it’s really small, you can catch and ride them for a really long way. I reckon the critical part on my average wave was a zone about 10cm from top to bottom. If you could set the rail in there, your plank would just slide along smoothly. Turn off the line even slightly and you’d be sinking out or getting caught behind.

Water was really warm for here. Probably around the 18-20C mark and air temps were around 25. It was the first time I’ve been on a mal in awhile and it was a hoot. Anyway, here are a few snaps…

Guy stepping up on another ultra tiny one (it probably went 50 metres)

Me & the boys heading down the path for a sesh at Rincon.

View from the deck: Rincon as small as it can be surfed.