Low pressure troughs off the NSW and SEQLD coast combined with high pressure over the interior and frontal activity to the south are driving a W’ly flow across the Eastern Seaboard, perfectly timed for a quality E’ly groundswell. We’ll see a slow easing of this swell event over the coming days with all day offshores expected.
The weekend will become small and slow, with some new, inconsistent NE swell due next week.
No shortage of east swell this weekend, with the low in the northern Tasman Sea generating some impressive energy that'll build through Saturday towards a peak early Sunday.
There are plenty of surf days this period with Sunday being the smallest and slowest.
The surf will ease into tomorrow with offshore winds through the morning, dicey Sunday as the swell kicks into the afternoon. Better surf and fun swells are due early-mid next week.
There's plenty of swell due from this afternoon through all of next week with the South Coast being cleanest and most workable.
Waves won't be an issue this week. However, local winds are an issue.
Plenty of surf days to come with moderate sized pulses of swell with favourable winds.
Expect surf to continue at present levels with an increase in quality Thurs/Fri as wavelength draws out.
A broad trough of low pressure is expected to bud a surface low near New Caledonia over the short term, generating more quality E-E/NE swell as the low drifts through the South Pacific slot and into the Tasman.
