Throwing it around at Dee Why point before the wind came up and the swell faded.

Hello Friends,

Well, that was fun. Hope you got in before lunchtime today. As the NE’r came up and the tide dropped, the head high plus sets of this morning disappeared. Very disappointing for those who can only get in the water for the late.

I spent a couple hours in the water at Dee Why point this morning. There were quite a few in the water when I first paddled out, but by the time I came in there were less than 10 bods on it – even though there were still some solid sets. Works out that way sometimes I guess.

My plan is to put up a little gallery of pics later today so that you can get an idea of what it was like.

Outlook for the rest of the day is for the swell to get weaker, but not quite flat (as long as you’re at a spot that likes SE windswell).

Tomorrow is supposed to see NW winds early ahead of a 20-25 kt S-SE change later in the morning. The swell doesn’t look like coming back up to any extent. Indeed, the latest run of the models suggests that we’re in for a week or so of marginal, but not quite flat SE to ESE wind swell conditions.

Have yourself a great Thursday afternoon!