A vigorous low and cold front will cross Bass Strait overnight tonight, bringing gale to storm force SW winds across the entire Victorian coast.
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Let’s not be distracted by the weekend’s main event - there are some OK waves on the way for Thursday.
We’re entering a windy wintry pattern for the next week or so, and there’s a bunch of interesting swells on the boil.
Although we’re still some time away from the inbound W’ly swell to reach Cape Sorell, there are some other upstream data points that can assist in the decision making process.
We’re on the backside of this most recent pulse and wave heights will continue to ease through Thursday and Friday. But.. I'm really not feeling it for the weekend any more.
We’ve got a bit of a slow period ahead, though there are a few small swells due over the next few days that are worth capitalising on.
Tomorrow is a bit hit and miss but we've got favourable winds and fun swells due from Sunday through next week. The strongest pulse is likely Sunday morning.
The weekend outlook still remains slightly fluid so check back on Friday for one more look at it. Next week will become fun across the beaches again.
The beaches are the pick over the coming days ahead of a tricky, mostly average weekend.
The coming days look fun with generally light winds, and a more approachable size for the exposed beaches from Sunday.