We've endured some wild weather these last couple of days. Yesterday was cold, one of the coldest days in 40 years I'm told. Snow in the Blue Mountains, trees down all over Sydney. The low-pressure that sitting off our coast is whipping up a huge South swell and drawing in 50km/h westerly winds. The swell's currently hovering just under 6 metres with a direction just west iof due south.

The waves vary from 2ft in the corner in Manly to rogue sets of 15footers at the exposes offshore reefs. Where to surf today? I guess that'll depend on what you're up for...

Take care out there, stay warm!
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Murray