Foam

Right now the break looks fair at overhead to just over head-high, with a 14-second groundswell wrapping in from the south and light cross-shore wind from the west-north-west. The long period means the left point is running its full length and holding shape, but the cross-shore wind is roughing the faces and the falling tide is working against the shape, so conditions sit just on the turn. This is a wave for confident, experienced surfers only; the size and power demand that skill level today.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings a touch more westerly and slightly stronger, but the swell holds and tide movement stays minimal, so expect the same overhead conditions without meaningful improvement. The window you've got is still the late one.

Tomorrow peaks at a genuine 5/5 with shoulder to overhead waves and a better swell shape, particularly in the morning before any wind kicks in. That's a clearer call than today, though forecasts at this range shift easily, so treat the timing as a direction rather than guarantee. Confident and experienced surfers will find tomorrow a stronger session than today's fair conditions.