Lefthander still there… only smaller

That left hander out in front of the lagoon is still there.  The youngun’s are onto it and having fun.  Knee high at best.  Strong westerly blowing.

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Dig Deep for Donny Robson

Brendon ‘Donny’ Robson, well known local Mona Vale surfer and member of
Mona Vale Boardriders, working in the local surf industry was struck by a
car on Sunday 15th of August resulting in the loss of his left arm.

A fundraiser for Donny is being held at the Mona Vale Hotel on Thursday 2nd
of September 6:30 – 9:30pm.

Entry is $20 dollars and you will be in the draw for a brand new Board as a
lucky door prize.

Guest presenters will draw Raffle and auction prizes up for grabs on the
night.

So please join us and the local community in helping Donny get back in the
Line up.

If you can’t make the night you can make a pledge at any Westpac Branch
account name “Dig Deep for Donny”

You can also donate direct to the same account

Account Name : Dig Deep for Donny

BSB : 032 191
ACC : 339969

Thanks for your support

President
Mona Vale Boardriders

Not much down Manly way

Another day of small waves have greeted us this morning.  1 foot at best along Manly.  Swell from the SE and wind from the W.

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Fine, dry and cool on the Central Coast this Wednesday morning.  The swell smooth and small (almost flat) from the east.  There is a light west northwest breeze forecast to strengthen later.  High tide at 0830 and low tide around 1420. Local barometer is 1000 Kpa it is 6 degrees and 86% humidity.  Have a good one.

Hueys Pastilles, In Byron Bay Today.

Opportunities for waves were rare but for those who made the effort, timed it right and jumped through those windows when they opened. There were waves to be had, in Byron Bay today. The swell never really got over waist height, yet it did turn on some nice clean little peaks that worth paddling into. Add to that the joyous skies we were spoilt with most of the day, it was pretty hard not to not, just kick back and enjoy the view, In Byron Bay Today.

Late arvo waves at Longy 4.30pm

There were a few waves out in front of the lagoon this afternoon.  About 2 – 3 foot left handers with a nice shape being held up by the wind.  Maybe signs of a few waves on the horizon late in the week or early weekend.

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Changes are coming.

The calm mornings for long boards is going to change now that we have a Hurricane in the Atlantic. Models show by Saturday a swell starting, but I must say after years of watching these storms, only those that are slow moving ever generat a decent ride. So make plans for the coming weekend. As far as tomorrow, again, calm fun waves in the 2 + range.

Roberto

Dee Why: Quiet

Sunny and flat.

Beautiful morning, shame about the surf

Hello Friends,

Microscopic again this morning where Dee Why’s concerned, and given the swell settings (a metre from the south at 6 seconds), you’d have to guess the story is the same all across our region. But it’s a beautiful morning out there, so that has to be a good thing.

With no surf prospects today, a surfer’s thoughts (and mouse) turn to the forecast… and the latest run of data is looking, shall we say, heartening.

The latest run of the models, and the numerous prediction riffs run thereon, show a nice big fetch pointing our way late in the week. If it happens, Huey could pull the lever in a pretty good way and send us some solid overhead south swell from as early as late Friday. What’s more, from my reading of the charts, it really looks as though we could have pumping conditions right through the weekend and into Monday. And just to gladden my photographer’s heart, the call is for sunny weather too. Really looking forward to getting a few more pictures of you all!

Have yourself a top old Tuesday, may it all go well for you.

Sydney Coastal Waters, Broken Bay to Port Hacking and 60nm seawards:
Strong wind warning.
Tuesday until midnight: Wind: Westerly 20 to 30 knots decreasing to 15 to 25 knots around midday then decreasing to 10 to 15 knots during the afternoon. Winds up to 25 knots by early evening then increasing to 20 to 30 knots later in the evening.Sea: Up to 3 metres decreasing below 2 metres around midday then increasing to 3 metres later in the evening.Swell: Northeasterly 0.5 metres.
Wednesday: Wind: West to northwesterly 15 to 25 knots decreasing to 15 to 20 knots around dawn then increasing to 20 to 30 knots by early evening.Sea: 1 to 2 metres increasing to 3 metres by early evening.Swell: Southerly 0.5 metres.
Thursday: Wind: Westerly 25 to 30 knots.