Dee Why Surf Report & Forecast
Surf Report, Surf Forecast & Surf Cam
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Current Surf Conditions
Condition Rating
Surf Height
3-4FT+
Waist to shoulder
Swell
Wind
6KTSWSW
11kts gusts, Offshore
Tide
Temperature
66°F
2mm wetsuit
Sydney Forecast
Hugh McDowell •Today
Fun clean head high surf for S magnets in the AM. SSE swell eases through the day and wind goes S.
The bump in S swell energy yesterday leaves some fun clean surf in the head high range early along the S magnets, around waist to chest for more E facing breaks, smaller surf inside the sheltered corners. W winds in the AM tending more southerly in the afternoon. Make the most of AM bigger, cleaner conditions to have the best of it. Sheltered breaks cleanest for the afternoon but not much swell wrapping into these spots as the S energy eases. Expect more of a grovel session through the PM.
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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