Foam

Right now looks fair and worth a dawn patrol session if you're already up. Thigh to waist waves are turning up on a long ten-second period, which means shape and cleaner lines than chop alone could build, and the swell angle wraps in well here. North wind is cross-shore and light enough that the faces should hold definition, though water is cool at seventeen degrees, so a spring suit earns its place.

By mid-afternoon the swell fades to ankle to thigh and the wind picks up to twenty kilometres per hour, still from the north-west. Today's window closes by mid-morning; conditions decline through the rest of the day.

Tomorrow stays fair and looks strongest in the evening when ankle to waist peaks return. It reads softer than this morning but steadier through the day, so if you miss the dawn patrol window today, tomorrow evening offers a more forgiving timeframe to get in the water.