Best Days: Thursday at exposed spots, Saturday at exposed spots
Recap
Tiny waves were seen through yesterday under a fresh N'ly ahead of a late change.
This change lingered slightly into this morning but with a new W/SW swell coming in at 1-2ft across Clifton.
This week (Jan 30 - 31)
Today's increase in W/SW groundswell will hold into tomorrow with much better winds from the N'th that should tend variable into the afternoon.
A touch less size is then due Friday with morning W/NW winds.
This weekend (Feb 1 onwards)
Another long-range and inconsistent W/SW groundswell to 1-2ft is due Saturday, generated by a strong frontal system that's currently passing under WA (pictured right).
This should fill in Saturday, peak during the afternoon and then ease Sunday. N/NE winds will favour more open locations Saturday while a return to W/NW winds will see cleaner conditions at Clifton on Sunday.
The next considerable increase in swell is due Tuesday next week as a deepening low pressure system pushes across us, aiming a fetch of SW gales into the coast. Unfortunately winds with this swell look poor Tuesday, while as it eases Wednesday, less than favourable NE winds are due.
Southern Tasmania Forecast (issued Wednesday 29th January)
Best Days: Thursday at exposed spots, Saturday at exposed spots
Recap
Tiny waves were seen through yesterday under a fresh N'ly ahead of a late change.
This change lingered slightly into this morning but with a new W/SW swell coming in at 1-2ft across Clifton.
This week (Jan 30 - 31)
Today's increase in W/SW groundswell will hold into tomorrow with much better winds from the N'th that should tend variable into the afternoon.
A touch less size is then due Friday with morning W/NW winds.
This weekend (Feb 1 onwards)
This should fill in Saturday, peak during the afternoon and then ease Sunday. N/NE winds will favour more open locations Saturday while a return to W/NW winds will see cleaner conditions at Clifton on Sunday.
The next considerable increase in swell is due Tuesday next week as a deepening low pressure system pushes across us, aiming a fetch of SW gales into the coast. Unfortunately winds with this swell look poor Tuesday, while as it eases Wednesday, less than favourable NE winds are due.