The new, long-period W/SW groundswell has hit Cape Sorell and we should see step-ladder sets developing from late morning.
By Boxing Day the broad blocking pattern will be setting with a dominant, slow moving high in the Tasman and low pressure expected to form along the monsoon trough line in the Coral Sea and in the South Pacific near the North Island. That will see at least dual swell producing fetches aimed at the Eastern Seaboard.
The high in the Tasman does set up a more local NE fetch though, with some chunky NE swell expected to develop Mid week.
Early favourable winds tomorrow morning with a drop in size, fun Sunday with a new pulse of swell. Strong swell building Monday but with sea breezes.
Tomorrow looks fairly average ahead of a significant swell building through Sunday as winds deteriorate.
The broad pattern will be setting up by Boxing Day with a dominant, slow moving high in the Tasman and low pressure expected to form along the monsoon trough line in the Coral Sea and in the South Pacific near the North Island. That will see at least dual swell producing fetches aimed at the Eastern Seaboard, favouring our subtropical region for most size.
The broad pattern will be setting up by Boxing Day with a dominant, slow moving high in the Tasman and low pressure expected to form along the monsoon trough line in the Coral Sea and in the South Pacific near the North Island. That will see at least dual swell producing fetches aimed at the Eastern Seaboard.
Favourable winds and fun swells for the South Coast each morning this weekend, with a large SW groundswell for Monday.
We've got a fun weekend of surf with options across both regions ahead of a large, powerful W/SW groundswell early next week.
Next week is looking pretty fun as a monsoon trough off the QLD Coast and a large high moving into the Tasman reset the SE flow through the Southern Coral Sea, favouring the Capricorn Channel.
