Gusty S/SE winds will dominate the rest of the week, though it’ll actually originate from a second change currently pushing into Southern NSW (this afternoon’s change was associated with a local trough).
Moderate to fresh S/SE winds will create average surf conditions for the next few days.
After a run of fun surf, the swell and surf potential for this period is very limited.
A strong SW groundswell is due to peak tomorrow morning, though winds are a touch dicey. It'll be workable and cleaner conditions are due as the swell eases.
Today's swell will ease steadily, with smaller energy to follow along with less favourable winds, so make the most of it.
The coming large swell will be mostly spoilt by onshore winds, but we've got a better outlook for the weekend with lighter, morning winds.
We've got out large swell due tomorrow with generally unfavourable conditions, slightly better into the weekend with windows of more variable breezes. A couple of fun days next week.
First up: swell. There won’t be any shortage of it this week, thanks to a broad ridge north of New Zealand. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The trough off the coast is very complex, and we’re going to see a myriad of wind changes over the next few days. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We'll see fun amounts of peaky windswell persisting across the coast over the coming days, cleaning up as it eases. There'll also be a S'ly groundswell to keep an eye out for.
