A small trough Sat east of Tasmania separated from the polar flow forms a compact low that super-charges another SW fetch of severe gales that tracks aggressively NE into the central Tasman overnight Sat into Sun.
Make the most of the coming days as conditions will deteriorate into the weekend but more so early next week with a vigorous polar frontal progression pushing up and into us.
Lots of fun options for a surf across the South Coast from Friday through Monday, biggest into the weekend.
Good swells pulses with favourable winds for both regions, opening up lots of opportunities from Friday through Tuesday.
The lifecycle of the low (before it gets whisked away to the E) plays out slightly more slowly than Fridays Forecast notes, which is great news for surfers.
A bit to work around this period with a fun swell from the east ahead of south swells on the weekend.
Small pulses of swell over the coming days ahead of much stronger surf into the end of the week and weekend.
Thursday is a much better bet for a more solid spike in S swell. A series of severe gale strength SW fetches slingshot around the eastern flank of the low, tracking NE into the Tasman and generating several S swell pulses.
Winds will slowly improve over the coming days as the surf eases, but late week looks better with new swell pulses and favourable winds.
Weak swells and average winds for the coming days, though improving from Friday and great for the South Coast.
