Foam

The 6 to 9am window is done. Right now the swell is arriving from the right angle to wrap into this sheltered bay, and the groundswell period of 16 seconds is long enough to stand up, but the fetch looks like waist to chest at best. The wind has swung cross-shore from the SSW, which will rough up the faces a little, though the exact speed at the lineup may be lighter than the model shows. Water is warm and glassy at first light, but not enough size or shape to chase right now.

By 3pm today the wind shifts to cross-shore from the NNW and picks up to 11kph, while the swell holds at waist to chest. There is nothing here to come back for.

Tomorrow morning the swell fills and the period holds, giving you fair to good waves at waist to chest, best between 6 and 7am before the wind turns. The forecast is clean physics so far, no one has logged a session to ground-truth it, so treat the timing as a guide rather than a lock.