Thirroul Surf Cam & Surf Report
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Vision courtesy of Thirroul SLSC
@ 10 sec
L 7:48 AM (0.7m)
H 2:23 PM (1.6m)
L 9:23 PM (0.5m)
H 3:29 AM (1.2m)
Today's Regional Outlook
Outlook Info
Region: South Coast NSW
Reporters location:
Your regional outlook is an expert analysis of today’s surf conditions. This covers a stretch of coastline which includes a number of surf spots and beaches. Created by a passionate group of surfers/weather geeks known as the Coastalwatch forecast team. Their focus, is providing you with the best tools to score great waves all year round, because let’s be honest - they don’t mind a few waves themselves.
by Ben Macartney
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Today's rating - Good
A new pulse of mid-period Southerly groundswell moves in under early offshore winds, presenting scope for solid 2 to 4ft sets across south facing beaches, wrapping at 1 to 3ft elsewhere with size depending on exposure. Early light Westerly winds at 5 to 10 knots, tend light and variable, maintaining great conditions before they turn ENE 10 to 15 knots during the afternoon.
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Morning
Swell: 1.1m
Wind: S 0-10 kts
Best at: Exposed areas
Conditions: Clean & deteriorating laterAfternoon
Swell: 1m
Wind: S 0-10 kts
Best at: Exposed areas
Conditions: Lumpy
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