Tiny swell Saturday, fukey swell for Sunday and also Monday afternoon. Solid but west and pulsey swell Tuesday, better direction and winds Wednesday.
Easing W/SW swell tomorrow with average winds across most spots. New strong swell building Sunday with improving winds, easing Monday with good winds everywhere. Early window Tuesday before winds go too north.
No major surf for the weekend but there should be good waves at south facing beaches both days.
Good building W/SW swell tomorrow with favourable winds for both coasts, easing Sunday with NW winds. Large strong swell building Monday with good winds for protected spots down South, large and onshore Tuesday, cleaning up later across the Mid.
Inconsistent but fun W/SW swells all weekend with favourable winds. Strong increase in new W/SW swell Monday afternoon with offshores, large and onshore Tuesday, cleaner into Wednesday morning on the backside.
New inconsistent SW groundswell for tomorrow ahead of a late increase in new S/SW groundswell, peaking Saturday with a secondary pulse Sunday, then another pulse mid-week.
As this fetch was working on an already active sea state, and because the fetch tracked northwest then north as it ‘slingshot’ itself around the primary low, we’re going to see another strong pulse of secondary swell fill into the entire East Coast.
Easing SE groundswell over the coming days with offshores. New S'ly tending S/SE swell for mid-next week.
Small clean waves tomorrow morning, tiny through Friday and Saturday. Small swell pulses Sunday and Monday ahead of a strong swell Tuesday but with onshore winds.
The Tasman Low responsible for our current swell event will deliver one final push of excellent surf, and it’s due to arrive over the coming hours.
