The low drifts away towards New Zealand through Wed/Thurs with SE winds on the lower flank of the cut-off low sufficiently low in latitude to be in the Nor-east Tas swell window
An upper cold pool is expected to spawn a cut-off low East of Sydney during Tuesday. This is a different beast to the more polar lows that have been traversing the Tasman in the last few weeks, a classic “onion ring” system which occupies the majority of the central/southern Tasman for the majority of next week
The weekend isn't too exciting but there's a bit more swell potential for next week, winds pending.
Not much joy for the weekend but we'll see the surf ramp up rapidly through next week as a Tasman Low develops right off the southern NSW coast.
A new, sizey swell is expected tomorrow but with onshore winds, cleaning up from Sunday as a stronger, larger SW groundswell fills in, great from Monday.
New, fun sized swells with favourable winds for the South Coast on the weekend. Windy, larger W/SW swells early-mid next week with improving winds for the Mid Coast.
The weekend will be clean but with slow, smaller swells, bigger next week but now onshore. There's still some room for movement regarding winds next week, so check back Monday.
Not much on the menu with small, weak swells from the north-east.
A long, broad fetch of ESE/SE winds develops along the northern flank of the high, filling out that very favourable South Pacific corridor between the North Island and New Caledonia with strong winds to low end gales.
After a great run of surf the coming outlook is quite slim picking. There's more potential from later next week.
