Look for the Orthographic Projection for SW Pacific (185°W 10°S) of wave height. Also of interest is the one for the period of the wave, the quality of the swell, its period. Longer periods mean that the swell is more powerful. These are called ground swell (wrongly) because they do not relate to the local weather condition.
Wave Watch III Data from
polar.ncep.noaa.gov/waves
NOAA/NCEP Ocean Modelling Branch
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Our favourite forecast for surf in Sydney (and most of Australia) is:
Seabreeze.com.au
LaJolla is handy for forecasts, you can pick a graphic for anywhere in the world:
lajollasurf.org/gblpac.html
There are links to other nice people that provide
this information:
winhelp.com.au/makesurf
bruce-white.blogspot.com/search/label/forecast
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