	TowIn Nthn Beaches - What's On?

Surf Around 6:00am Sat 04 Sep 10

Desperates only
It's real windy and while there's swell it's not that big. South Narra has 4' wind affected waves but there's some sucky heavy sections and as the wind turns more NW heaps of barrels will be on offer. No other tow spots are working.

Surfit 8 Day 4Cast

SUN will see the swell drop a little with the gusty NW winds persisting, best early. Next week will have good waves in the 4-3' range with offshore winds all the way through to next weekend. SUN: 4' NE swell, gusty NW wind MON: 4-5' NE swell, W wind TUE: 4' SE swell, SW wind WED: 4' SE swell, SW wind THU: 3' SE swell, W wind FRI: 3' SE swell, NW wind SAT: 2-3' E swell, NW wind SUN: 2' NE swell, W wind.

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Conditions

	3-4' Consistent NE swell
	Gusty North Cross-Shore wind. Wind Blown conditions.
	Low 09:45am High 4:30pm
	Weather: Rain & Cloudy Water Temp: 18C

Forecasts

WAM
BOM Synoptic Chart
Waverider Buoys
BOM 4 Day Synoptic Forecast
BOM Coastal Forecast
Virtual Buoys 3 Day Forecast
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Best Conditions

With swell of 6'+ tow in waves will start at South Narrabeen best in a north east to east swell, though it can be good in a south swell with the right banks. In the 6-8'+ range Deadmans is next to start working and is best in the S-SE swell. 8-10' starts to see Queenie Bombie working which can pick up swell from most directions. Over 10' there is a reef outside of North Narrabeen and waves outside of Longy Makaha.

Other Possibilities

If it's too big for the northern beaches to tow in then try the Harbour