Foam

Right now the outlook is fair, and the 11am window is the call to make it. A long-period swell at 14 seconds is grooming clean faces across both peaks, and the cross-shore wind from the west-south-west won't spoil that texture through late morning. The inside right will wrap around the boulder in workable shape for experienced surfers, though today's size, probably chest to overhead, demands solid wave knowledge and fitness; this is not a beginner's day despite Peanut Farm's usual approachability.

By mid-afternoon the wind swings offshore from the north-west and eases to almost nothing, but the swell is already fading and tide drift will have done its work by then. That 3pm slot looks smaller and less organized than the morning peak.

Tomorrow peaks at the same fair rating with slightly smaller faces, stomach to overhead, and morning again is your best window before wind builds. The longer-term read is uncertain, another day in a run of modest, workable swells rather than a marked improvement, so treat tomorrow as a bonus rather than a standout, especially if you miss the window today.