A storm force polar low is better aimed at Pacific targets but we’ll still see some long period S groundswell from it this weekend, with the proviso that S’ly winds will remain persistent.
The coming period isn't too favourable for the Surf Coast and will perform best to the east.
Large, long-period groundswell inbound.
By Wed we’ll see a fresh SE surge build and that will see wave heights come up a notch Thurs into the weekend as SE winds fill the Coral Sea.
A strong frontal progression will bring S’ly groundswell during the week. Later fronts in the far southern/central Tasman remain strong and although better aimed at Pacific targets we’ll still see some significant sideband S’ly energy from them.
The coming period is active but winds will be a bit of an issue.
Fading swell with strong winds tomorrow, onshore and building late week, better from the weekend.
A trough of low pressure NE of the North Island is deepening today but moving southwards at a clip through the swell window with reduced swell potential compared to Fridays notes.
A fun amount of swell is due over the coming days but winds won't become favourable until at least Thursday. Some fun Mid Coast energy should be seen Sunday.
Later polar fronts in the far southern/central Tasman remain strong and although better aimed at Pacific targets we’ll still see some significant sideband S’ly energy from them.
