Strong overlapping south swells remain on the menu for the next three or four days, thanks to a series of powerful fronts sliding around an amplifying long wave trough over New Zealand longitudes.
There'll be swell on the weekend but with generally poor conditions, better with a funky S/SE pulse next week.
The weekend won't offer any surf at all with poor, strengthening northerly winds. Early next week looks to get big but with poor winds.
There's plenty of swell due for the weekend but with dicey winds tomorrow, improving and best Sunday morning.
We'll fall on the backside of the frontal activity which will see less favourable conditions across the state. Windows for the beaches open early next week.
Action aplenty lining up for the Indian Ocean basin.
The weekend looks dicey wind wise but otherwise there's a ton of swell with favourable conditions.
We still may see a trough/low develop off the Central QLD Coast and drift South, bringing building E/NE swells possibly Mon-Tues before the systems gets captured in the W’ly flow.
Monster high pressure approaching WA longitudes, high pressure over the NE of he country and Coral Sea and a series of cold fronts penetrating well into sub-tropical latitudes. A massive NW cloud band is drawing moisture in from the Indian Ocean and Arafura Sea via inland troughs. The cold fronts are our primary swell source through this week and into the weekend.
A massive NW cloud band is drawing moisture in from the Indian Ocean and Arafura Sea via inland troughs. The cold fronts are our primary swell source through this week and into the weekend with next week suggesting the troughs will move offshore and potentially create conditions for swell from the E/NE to SE.
