Dee Why Surf Report & Forecast

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Current Surf Conditions

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Condition Rating

LOTUS Forecast
FAIR

Surf Height

2-3FT+

Thigh to stomach

LOTUS Forecast

Swell

4.8FT10s
ENE65Âş
1.4FT10s
SSE164Âş
0.7FT13s
S175Âş
LOTUS Forecast

Wind

4KTSWNW

6kts gusts, Offshore

Model Forecast
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Tide

1.8FT

Temperature

67°F

spotName Wind & Weather
49ÂşF

2mm wetsuit

Peter Aquilina

Sydney Forecast

Peter Aquilina •

Today

Wednesday seeing a slow fade in ENE swell - a few fun waves about. NW offshores for the AM.

Residual ENE swell continues to ease, leaving mostly waist to chest high waves beneath clean W-NW winds - wind speeds probably light enough through the day/arvo that influence on conditions should be minimal. Surface quality remains excellent despite reduced size, with exposed beaches still the best bet. Some reasonable quality around despite modest day size wise, worth making the most of before size drops right out.

Read here - South swell inbound for NSW this weekend

Dee Why Surf Forecast

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Dee Why Surf Guide

A dredging right-hand barrel that breaks hard over a shallow rock platform. Dee Why holds a special place in Australian surfing culture. Photography and kneeboard great Peter Crawford made shooting the point his specialty. Also famous for one of Michael Peterson's last surfs. MP saw Simon Anderson on his thruster there in 1981, realized his used-by date had arrived, packed his single fin into his Holden and drove back home to Queensland where he became a recluse. Read more