This new Tasman Low looks like it’ll pack a punch, but in contrast to the standard system we see in this neck of the woods, it’s expected to be positioned quite north in latitude.
Today’s fresh offshore winds are associated with a deepening Tasman Low that’s expected to meander slowly through the western Tasman Sea for the next few days, and will deliver an extended period of short range south swell to our coast, mainly favouring Northern NSW.
Plenty of swell over the coming period as a slowly weakening Tasman Low dominates our swell window.
A deepening Tasman Low is expected to meander slowly through the western Tasman Sea for the next few days, and will deliver an extended period of short range south swell to our coast. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Easing surf through the weekend with generally poor winds, light Monday morning though much smaller.
Onshore and small to tiny over the weekend, with a window early next week for a wave. Better swells developing from mid-week.
An improvement in winds and conditions for a small period over the weekend, but then becoming small to tiny into early next week. Winds and swell building again from Tuesday afternoon but better later week.
Abating winds and easing swells over the weekend, but no decent size or energy once winds finally swing offshore.
The North Shore goes flat ahead of a winter-calibre storm and XL NW groundswell event early next week.
The N’ly windswell doesn’t interest me quite as much as the incoming SE swell. More in the Forecaster Notes.
