Anyone got any thoughts on where might be good for a wave sail tomorrow? It might be rained out but still could be worth a shot.

well wasn't today a big let down. Monday looks like back to NE morning then ENE then E - in between all the rain. Might be some waves about.

After seeing the news, there's apparently some pretty serious weather moving down from QLD. They seems to say it would increase all day and peak in the evening. I guess i'll use small gear until it becomes too strong.

And yeah, after experiencing yesterday (same forecast as today until 10am run), today was quite a let down... But I'd be careful about tomorrow, Kyeemagh should be about safe in case it turns out to be more than 45kt.

i would not worry about it being too small, looks to be heaps of swell coming in.
hope the wind builds, might head down and have a look shortly.

Wanda is almost sailable .. raining lots.. big flat spells between big sets ..
Phones not letting me post a photo

So far the wind has been crap all day... So much for the warnings. 25kt of wind isn't worth rigging under the rain. So Saturday was definitely the day.

CaptainHadoc said...
So Saturday was definitely the day.

naturally... as t was tied up with family events. I probably should just post a schedule of those here on the forum... guaranteed to be windy on those days.

actually just a quick look at the charts and it looks like the system has slowed down. I'll probably be windy tomorrow. The biggest concern will be the water quality. With the rain we have had and will be having I don't really want to know what the run off looks like.

I am putting my bets on the back to the front when the weather clears up and the wind swings around to the South. Assuming the swell holds up some of the points in Sydney and South Coast should be pretty challenging.

Saw your truck parked up, thought you were surfing .Wind cone was spinning 360deg ,Wish I went down to watch now ... Could have been good laugh

stehsegler said...

I'll probably be windy tomorrow. The biggest concern will be the water quality.
I don't really want to know what the run off looks like.

Too Funny

Hey DunkO,
Can see it from my window and its big, actually really big!
There is a bit of wind on it though but you would be dodging sets as its also breaking out off the wall and nearly rolling into Makaha. Centuries just off Whiterock might be a better option? Not sure about the wind shadow though.
Be good to see someone hit it, if you head out I will come down and watch ha ha
Cheers
Greg

Greg,
Feel free to update more often. 2 posts!! Saying that, I normally head down to Longy/Collaroy once it hits 15 knots.

objc said...
anyone seen baysurf?

Yeah, the swell's dropping of pretty quick. Its definately sailable, although you'll probably have to float out as the wind's not too strong.

baysurf was 2 ft. slogged out to jibbon point but there was too much of a wind shadow behind the cliff at the takeoff which was a bummer.

did you end up going makaha duncan?