TC Penny is not a direct swell producer for our region, but an indirect source of energy, albeit good quality and long-lived. Oh, and TC Mona out near Fiji looks like providing a large E'ly groundswell next week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
In fact there is a suggestion we could see a small closed low form off the Hunter coast on Sunday.
Small clean waves for tomorrow, tiny to flat ahead of an upgraded S'ly groundswell pulse.
An upgrade in the weekend's swell potential and early next week's long-period SW groundswell.
Nothing of note really for Mandurah or Perth with cleaner conditions across the South West but with a lack of real size. A couple of standout mornings.
A better wind outlook for both coasts over the weekend with a strong new W/SW groundswell. Another strong swell early next week but with average winds.
Strong W/SW and SW groundswells inbound with favourable and workable winds across both coasts. Not perfect at times but great for this time of year.
Easing surf from tomorrow afternoon with good winds, slow most of next week ahead of a possible XXL groundswell.
The main fetch around TC Penny will be aimed towards Central and Northern Qld coasts, but its slow moving nature and broad width should favour a good spread of energy southwards.
Tropical Cyclone Penny is redeveloping in the Coral Sea though will remain outside of our swell window. As such it’s not seen as a swell source for Southern NSW.
