We’ve got an extended period of strong south swell ahead, and Saturday morning will see large surf across south facing beaches in Northern NSW, south from Byron Bay.
The currently S’ly swell will reach a peak overnight, holding into Saturday morning before trending slowly downwards through Saturday and Sunday.
Good weekend of waves with a gradual drop in south-south-east swell, ahead of a windy increase in southerly swell early next week.
Good S/SE groundswell easing over the weekend with improving conditons. Onshore and poor from Monday.
Large swells inbound but winds will go tricky from Sunday and only favour selected breaks.
A generally poor outlook, though tomorrow looks fun with lighter winds and an easing mid-period swell.
A poor run of surf and winds for the coming period. Light at the end of the tunnel later next week.
First things first: we’re staring down the barrel of an extended run of typical winter synoptics, which typically means little to no trade swell activity for our region, and therefore little to no east swell.
There’s a lot of activity in our south swell window. And it’s all associated with an amplifying the Long Wave Trough that’s bringing about an impressive cold snap to the region.
Flukey tomorrow, much better Friday with a large new S/SE groundswell, easing slowly through the weekend.
