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Dropped away to tiny

Hello Friends, Good day to be off to work or school. Winds are light under mostly cloudy skies, and the swell is coming from the Se, but it’s struggling to be a metre at sea. Average period is an okay 9 seconds, but if Dee Why’s any guide, you’ll be doing well to find something […]

Glassy little lumps for the first shift

    Hello Friends, Gloomy morning, but it was glassy and the early crew were seeing the odd waist to chest high set from the 1.5 metre 9 sec period SE swell. As expected, it’s weakened overnight. When I checked it out for the first time at around 0630, the waves looked a bit slow […]

Little lines, patience required

Hello Friends, Hazy sort of start to what is expected to be a warm Sunday. Swell continues its long, slow fade. It was glassy around 0800 this morning and every now and then a knee to waist high line would come in. There were a few people in the water as you might expect under […]

On the fade for Sunday

Hello Friends, Dropped overnight as expected, so this morning you’ll be doing well to score anything much above the waist high mark. Swell is out of the SE though, so that should help. Average height at sea as the day got started was just a touch over a metre with an average period of about […]

A few scraps left

Hello Friends, As expected, the swell continues to fade toward its late week destination of flatness. Still a few waist high sets rolling in thanks to the SE direction and reasonable mix of 9-11 second swell. It’s only a metre at sea, so I reckon you’d be doing well to pick up much of anything […]

Rainy morning

Hello Friends, Grey and raining start to the day. Not much wind though and there’s still a little SE swell showing at Dee Why. It seems to be pretty setty and the biggest ones are struggling to get much above the waist high mark. One of those days when if you have to miss out, […]

Little lines turn into waves

Hello Friends As foretold by the WAMs, we have a bit of swell this morning in Sydney. The raw numbers are currently showing as 1-1.5 metres at 9 to 11 seconds. What this means at Dee Why (and many other spots that like SE swell) is somewhat setty waist to chest high plus conditions. Surface […]