Dee Why Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Alright, Rusty here with the full lowdown for Dee Why Point. Let's get stuck into it, starting from right now and running all the way through the next couple of weeks.

The good news is there’s solid action on the table this week, but it’s a mixed bag. We’re looking at a dynamic Southerly swell pattern that’s going to keep things interesting, with a few standout mornings if you can pick your window. The water temp is sitting right around average for this time of year, nothing to write home about.

The best call of the whole run looks like Friday the 24th of July in the morning. The swell jumps up to a healthy 6 ft from the South, hitting the point with moderate wave energy (500). We’ve got clean, gentle offshore winds from the WSW all morning. That’s a recipe for some lined-up, proper waves at an advanced point break. It’s a real standout session.

Before that, the Monday the 20th morning also deserves a mention. You’ve got 6 ft of ENE swell, which isn't the optimum direction (we want SSE-S), but the energy is good (778) and the wind is a light cross-offshore from the west. It’ll be clean, but the direction isn't perfect for the peak. Crowds are likely here, but for quality like that, it’s usually worth it.

After the Friday peak, the weekend and into next week stays active. Saturday the 25th afternoon offers clean, moderate offshore winds (WSW) with 3 ft of swell from the S and a nice long period (12 seconds). That’s a proper groundswell, and although it’s smaller than Friday, the energy reads at 487, so it’ll have some push. Sunday the 26th morning keeps the 5 ft Southerly swell running with offshore winds, but by the afternoon the wind swings onshore.

Looking further ahead, we have a pulse of bigger swell arriving around Thursday the 30th of July. The morning shows 8 ft from the S with a period of 12 seconds and massive energy (3308). That’s expert territory for sure—too big for almost everyone else. The wind is cross-offshore, but it’ll be a wild, powerful ocean.

That swell drops a bit for Friday the 31st and into the first of August. Friday morning (31st July) still has 6 ft Southerly swell with clean offshore WSW wind and strong energy (894), making it another excellent chance at a clean, powerful wall. Again, this is advanced level.

The very last standout to mention is a distant one, Monday the 3rd and Tuesday the 4th of August. The morning of the 4th shows 4 ft Southerly swell with clean, gentle offshore SW wind. It’s not huge, but the wind is perfect, and after that big pulse, it’ll be a sweet, clean option.

There is a bit of a lull in there, the middle of this week (Wednesday/Thursday the 22nd-23rd) and early next week (Monday 27th-Tuesday 28th). The swell drops below 3 ft on Thursday (23rd), so don't expect much until the Southerly groundswell kicks in again.

Rusty signing off.

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