Foam

Go now. Conditions are epic right now with chest to overhead waves on pure groundswell and offshore wind from the south that's cleaning up the faces. The swell angle is wrapping in perfectly for this break, which means the reef will shape long, powerful walls that reward committed surfers who can read the line and own the shallow take-off. This is a confident intermediate and up day, no softer than that, even if the bay usually forgives mistakes.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings onshore from the northwest and the swell eases to stomach to head-high, which closes the window for the best conditions. Today's real window is now until early afternoon.

Tomorrow morning looks promising at head-high or bigger, though the range is wide and the forecast less certain than today. It'll suit intermediates working on their positioning and commitment on reef, and the early hours will be cleanest before any wind picks up. The ocean rarely reads the same as the model predicts this far out, so keep an eye on the dawn patrol report tomorrow before committing to a dawn session.