Hello Friends,
At 0740 the SE wind swell just off Botany Bay was 1.14 at 5.6 seconds apart. Those numbers tell the story that this morning’s snaps confirm: it’s right on the edge of being unsurfably tiny. Still, there’s nothing to stop you from going for a paddle this morning before the wind kicks up from the NE and really smashes it.
The Bureau tells us that swell will not improve to any great extent over the remainder of the work week in Sydney. And, it the ECMWF model is to be believed, the short period, tiny stuff may stick around in one form or another until around mid next week, when there seems to be some hope for a small SE pulse with offshores for the early.
Stay happy everyone.
A high pressure system over the Tasman Sea extends a ridge along the coast while an inland trough lies in the state’s far west. From today into the latter part of the week the trough moves eastward, crossing the southern and central parts of the coast during the weekend.
Strong Wind Warning for Thursday for Sydney Coast
