Around the middle of the day (or possibly earlier) the leading edge of a long range, long period southerly swell will push up into the region, generated by an intense polar low sliding well south of SA, Victoria and Tasmania on Thursday.
Plenty of swell on the cards with the LWT coming to play from the weekend.
An end to the large windy winter swells with improving conditions and dropping swells, slower but clean into the weekend and best at swell magnets.
Persistent winds from the west with a large and powerful long-period W/SW groundswell filling in, easing into the end of the week.
One major swell this week with great winds for selected spots as it builds, favourable as it slowly eases as well.
There's a couple of swell sources on the way but local winds look tricky.
A slightly better outlook for the weekend with a N/NE swell followed by a return S'ly swell.
It’s quite a benign pattern right now with nothing of any great interest standing up in the charts. There are some windows of opportunity though.
Various pulses of swell mostly from the west with generally decent winds.
A couple of significant swells for the coming period and with a slow improvement in winds.
