Foam

The swell is wrapping in poorly from the NNW, which is the wrong angle for Lizandro's setup, and the cross-shore north wind is doing little to help shape the faces. You're looking at thigh to stomach high, mostly groundswell with some texture, but it's the geometry that's holding back the rating here rather than lack of fetch or power. The rising tide will keep banks accessible but won't unlock anything special in the next hour.

By mid-afternoon the swell drops to ankle to thigh and the wind swings cross-shore from the NNW while turning fresher at nearly 19 kph, which will chop the face up further and end any brief window you might have found this morning. Today's done by early afternoon.

Tomorrow looks genuinely interesting: the forecast shows a peak rating and ankle to stomach high, which should give the rivermouth multiple rideable peaks across most of the tide cycle. The best window looks to be the night session rather than dawn, when the swell should be at its most organised. Overnight forecasts are always less certain than day views, so take that into account when you plan, but this is the window worth waiting for.