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NORTH COAST SURF REPORT 20-08-10Could it get any flatter?
Barely breaking along this part of the Pacific Ocean today in fact the biggest waves were bow waves of a passing fishing boat. That didn’t stop a couple of desperates from enjoying the tiny waves at Diggers Beach in Coffs at lunchtime today.
Conditions were good with barmy light southerly winds giving a distinctly spring feel in the air. Unbelievably the swell is forcast to drop tomorrow with a slight increase on Sunday.
Cheers, noel.
The swell jumped up overnight with some one and a half metre sets pushing through on the open beaches. Unfortunately it’s a lumpy SE swell with south-to-south-east winds making it hard to be in the right spot for the better waves. For those keen enough to tough out the cool conditions with a little patience some fun rides were up for grabs.
Our pictures today were taken at Coffs Harbour around lunchtime on the incoming tide.
Cheers, noel.
South swells return.
After a few days of easterly swells we have a south swell running along the coast today. The wind is from the SSW making the southern corners the go. Our pictures today were taken mid morning at Diggers beach in Coffs Harbour with a healthy crew getting amongst some fun one metre plus waves.
Southerly swells are not ideal for the beaches here but there are plenty of decent breaks happening depending on the tide. The swell is forcast to drop off over the weekend with a return to northerly winds.
Cheers, noel.
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