The structure of the polar frontal progression generating this week's large surf has changed a little, but not all for the bad.
There’s no change to the weekend outlook. There's a couple of interesting swells on the cards for next week too. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A very significant node of the Long Wave Trough is expected to amplify into the Bight early next week. Although the mature phase of this event will generally occur inside the Tasmanian swell shadow (relative to NSW’s swell window), we’ll see a powerful secondary phase push through the lower Tasman Sea mid-week, generating large southerly swells for us. More in the Forecaster Notes.
No surf until later next week. Check the South Arm Forecaster Notes.
Clean and fun waves tomorrow, tiny until the surf and wind build mid-next week.
Improving conditions across the South West with smaller but fun swells, large from later next week with tricky winds.
Good swells and winds from the western quadrant over the weekend, very large and windy S/SW groundswell developing next week.
Clean conditions and good swells over the coming days ahead of a very large and significant but mostly onshore groundswell event.
Light variable winds are expected across all coasts this weekend, tending W/NW on Sunday if anything. So, conditions are looking great. And there's some nice swell on the way too. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The Southern Ocean storm track is aimed well and truly away from our swell window, so we’re not expecting much, if any new energy for the rest of the week. Next week is very dynamic though. More in the Forecaster Notes.
