Arvo update - The NE seabreeze is ruffling conditions. waves in the 1-3ft range. Earlier report - Improved weather and water surface conditions to report this morning. Winds are barely puffing light NNW. On the downside the E swell continues to ease. Wave heights are now a slightly inconsistent 2-3ft. There are still some 3ft sets in the mix, but they are getting inconsistent.Best spots for a surf this morning are Wanda, The Wall/Nth Cronulla or The Point. Check the Coastalwatch swell forecast
By Ben Horvath
Wind (live):
N 4 knots Last updated: 10/02/2010 4:13:18 AM
High tide:
6.51 am - 1.55 m 7.33 pm - 1.18 m
Low tide:
1.42 pm - 0.49 m
Water temp:
23
c
Air temp:
27 max
c
Outlook:
Issued at 4:30 am EDT on Tuesday 9 February 2010
Forecast for Tuesday
Chance of a shower or two, chiefly morning. Sunny periods. Light
winds early, tending moderate east to northeasterly, fresh at times
near the coast in the afternoon.
08/02/2010 1:10:45 PM
Short Forecast
Tuesday ENE swell 3ft+ exposed open beaches, gradually easing. WIND: Early light winds tending ENE 10 - 15 knots.
Wednesday:
E swell 2 – 3ft exposed beaches, inconsistent in the upper range. WIND: Early light NW to NE tending NE 10 – 20 knots.
Thursday E swell 2ft exposed open beaches. WIND: Early light NW to NE tending NE 15 – 20 knots.
Friday ENE swell 1 – 2ft exposed beaches. WIND: Early light NNW to NNE tending variable SE to NE later 5 – 15 knots.
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