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California – Los Angeles County Wavefinder:
Swell with favourable wind conditions
| Wed 7PM | TCs |
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| Thu 7PM | Lunada Bay |
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| Fri 10AM | TCs |
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| Sat PM | Malibu |
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| Sun AM | TCs |
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| Sun PM | Haggerty's and Malaga Cove |
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Forecast Wave Energy (Power): 12hrs
United States Wavefinder
Swell with favourable wind conditions
| Wed PM | Lincolne City Nelscott Reef |
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| Thu AM | Boners |
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| Thu PM | Hilo Breakwall |
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| Fri AM | Mavericks |
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| Fri PM | Cortez Bank |
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| Sat AM | El Capitan |
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Relatório Mais Próximo do Tempo: BUOY-ICAC1
14.3 °C
Global BIG Wavefinder
Powerful swell with light or offshore wind
| Wed PM | Fish Boma (South Africa) |
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Fri PM | Anael (France) |
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| Thu AM | Lincolne City Nelscott Reef (United States) |
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Sat AM | Barbel Point (South Africa) |
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| Fri AM | Grindavik Antenas (Iceland) |
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Sat PM | Gas Bay (Australia) |
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Locais de surf em sua área*
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Surf Break: Bay Street
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Surf Break: Santa Monica Pier
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Surf Break: Rose Avenue
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Coolum:
‘1.5 metres(5') 15-25 knots SE. Still only small SE swell. Lots of showers around. Wind will be around 15-25kts from the SSE. High tide at 9am. Try southern protected corners Coolum, Alex, Noosa and Mooloolba. Try the points later on the low tide.’
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Wave Bandit
It's still very small with only 1ft of SE swell. The winds are SSW early and are forecast to go fresh to strong SE later. It's high tide at 9am and there are very small beachies early before the winds go SE. Later if you're desperate try the S protected corners and points for some tiny walls to ride! Enjoy the day!
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Rasta Surfboards:
‘Barwon Heads: A bit of a surprise with a light north west cleaning up some of the junkiness in the swell its around 2 ft or so and a few crew out at Beacon scoring some fun smallish waves waves on the beachies as well still peaky and shifty but way better than a south easter .serious loggin waves at Possos..expected to swing back onshore by mid’
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Coolum:
‘1.0 metres(3') 10-25 knots SSE. Southern corners will be the pick spots, Coolum cove and bays have some small rides though A/bay is the best with more size and protection. Noosa and Mooloolaba offering calmest conditions though no waves.’
Latest submitted reviews
Ayampe surf break:
“Ayampe is a closed out beach break not worth going to unless your a kook..I have never seen it clean..it's no Blacks Beach or Ocean Beach-sf...I would not spend any time in this area because wave sucks..it's consistently closed out..surf Monpiche for a real wave..”
Wil stringer de UNITED STATES - 18 Feb 2012
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Freeport Channel surf break:
“My first wave @ surf side and the jetty was in 1964. Blaker boards of Houston told us about it. It has 3 sandbar breaks. Since the rivers of Texas carry soil, it is usually brown water. Averages are misleading and there were weekends of 2-4 foot. Sometimes storm energy created green water and glassy conditions.
We all had long boards, with guys like Bingo, George Glass, Don Green, Jeff Hutton, Randy Tamlyn, Jake DeBoe, mark Wheeler, Steve Smith logging weekend miles to enjoy the salt, sand, and suds.
We paddled across this freeport channel to surf the south side, mush to the consternation of the dutiful Coast Guard.
Now, the jetty is concrete topped and you walk out past the breaks and jump off. The addition of restrooms, parking and shower has cleaned up the area.
For short boarders it is ok. Long boards can be rented at Bingo's shop. He has a chapel with the walls covered in old boards.
It's clean, relaxing and close. Come visit!”
Marty Jamieson de UNITED STATES - 18 Feb 2012
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Waitpinga surf break:
“For most of the 1980's and 1990's I had the privilege of surfing this world class surf beach. I have heard it said and read the same comment on the internet- "Waitpinga, the beach that never goes flat." This is mostly true as you might get unsurfable small days with offshores, about once every 3 years.
The beach itself is a fairly straight looking embayment between Newland Head at the eastern end and Waitpinga/Parsons Point to the west end. It is approx 3.2 km long.
The surf at this beach is breaking on top of regularly moving sand banks and is both hollow and walling. The surf here is most ridden between 1.5 m and 3.5 m. The surf steps up out of deeper water in a peaky dumping section before backing off into a wall as it passes into the rip channels.
My favorite time of year is winter because often there is a big SW storm blowing followed by an offshore wind overnight, which is developing a head of the next SW wind change. What does this mean? It means big lumpy looking swell on new sandbanks at Waitpinga with offshores. Often I would paddle out and surf all day alone picking off 4 to 6 meter lumps with barrels comparable to pipeline in Hawaii. This demonstrates Waitpinga's other potential as a real adrenalin junkies fixer upper. The offshores during winter can be intermittent but the other side of the coin is that I have seen offshores for 2 weeks at a time and that happens often in winter.
A 6'8 to 7'2 is good for this bigger winter stuff. best offshores N, and NE, but will accept NW winds better nearer to Waitpinga /Parsons Point.”
Steeve Whitehead de AUSTRALIA - 18 Feb 2012
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