Greyness early

Mostly glass Monday but small

A north wind will keep things off shore most of the day Monday with a small bump for the logs. I see no improvement the rest of the week but the weather will be great.

Roberto

Cronulla report by Aquasea Wetsuit Repairs

FLAT, small wimpy 1 foot stuff, ok for a swim.
WIND: S at 20kph. WATER TEMP: 19 degrees.
FORECAST: The chance of afternoon or evening shower or thunderstorm, more
likely in the west. Afternoon lengthy sunny periods. Light to moderate south to southeast winds, turning east to north easterly late in the day.
MAX AIR TEMP TODAY: 24-31 degrees.
SWELL: SSE 1-2m at 6 seconds.
TIDES:    HIGH: 08:30      LOW: 14:50
WINDSURFERS: Good conditions today.
BOAT DIVING: OK sea conditions outside, vis around 10m+ on the TUGGERAH and Kelloe, 10m  at Barons Hut, thanks to www.seatamerdive.com Sydney Scuba Diving Boat Charter and Ian Griffiths “Griffiti”.
SHORE DIVING: 6 metres vis at Oak Park. 5+ metres at Shiprock.
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C C

After a fine start it has clouded over. It is dry and mild on the Central Coast this Monday morning.  The swell is smooth, small and inconsistent at 1 – 2 feet  from the east.  There is no breeze at the moment but forecast to go south southeast then  east northeast later.  High tide 0825 and low tide around 1450.  Local barometer 1015 hpa, 17degrees C. 96% humidity.   Have a great week.

The Big Three, In Byron Bay Today

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After viewing hours of absolute chaos out The Pass today I decided it’s about time for a Reminder about The Big Three, In Byron Bay Today. Ok guys here’s three really important surf safety tips for all you beginners out there. You must develop mastery of these three basic skills before you move into the main crowd on any break no matter how big or small it may be:

1. You need to be able to turn your board confidently and accurately while riding a wave to avoid hitting another surfer without falling off.
2. You need to be able to paddle out while avoiding collisions or ruining another surfer’s wave by being able to quickly and accurately, assess the situation. Then make a split second decision to paddle out of the way of an oncoming surfer.
3. You need to be willing and able to successfully take the hit from the white water, without ever letting go of your board or panicking and paddling in front of an oncoming surfer.

If you cannot honestly tell yourself that you are in possession of these three simple skills, then you have no business paddling into a crowded surf break in the first place. This may sound harsh, but it is not negotiable, it’s not about surfing hierarchy. It is entirely about public safety. Surfers, both resident and visitors alike have a right to feel safe in the water, In Byron Bay Today.