Everything indicates that the rest of the Billabong Pro Pipeline will take place between Monday and Tuesday.
According to meteorologists, these will be the best two days of the remaining waiting period.
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Monday and Tuesday are the days with the highest chances of the 2023 Billabong Pro Pipeline resuming and finishing, surf forecasting company Surfline reported.
A new swell enters tomorrow Monday with overhead to fairly overhead waves and reaches its largest size on Tuesday with some double overhead sets.
The wind, which has been a major factor for the past few days, will be predominantly from the east which is offshore to sideshore (if NE) for Pipeline.
Another swell will arrive between the 8th and the 12th, but the winds will be strong and variable.
The event was called off for today and has now been inactive for three days.
Below is the daily detail:
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