It doesn’t get much more complex than what we have in front of us right now. We've got a wide range of swells and possible an East Coast Low forming later in the week.
Generally favourable and workable winds through the coming period to match the swell size.
A large long-period SW groundswell is due through the week with offshore winds, easing into the end of the week as winds deteriorate.
Drop in swell tomorrow with offshore winds, ahead of a large groundswell to end the week but with average winds.
Easing surf tomorrow ahead of a good new SW groundswell mid-week with a window before winds go onshore. Large SW groundswell to end the week, easing slowly into the weekend but winds are an issue.
Looking further afield, and we’ve got some interesting developments elsewhere, with deepening tropical activity south of Fiji broadening a surface trough through the north-eastern Tasman Sea through the first half of the week, forming an impressive E/NE fetch that’ll probably stretch way out into the South Pacific.
The synoptic are really busy for next week, and we have a wide variety of tricky swell sources on the way. In fact, most of the likely energy we’ll see will be generated from distant sources off the usual charts.
Small and flukey refracted southerly swells for the period, with the best pulse due later next week, though winds look a problem.
Building levels of groundswell over the coming period with generally favourable winds, though possibly onshore when the largest swell hits.
Clean conditions all day tomorrow as the surf eases, followed by fun pulses of swell into early and later next week. One day of dicey winds in the mix.
