Obviously, with ideal winds out of the south, all road should lead to the SE Qld points. By and large, they will be your best bet but we need to factor in a significant drop in size because of the generally low periods and southerly swell direction.
Fading S swell tomorrow with a windy rapid increase in new S'ly swell Sunday, clean and easing while swinging more SE next week.
We’ve got a complex series of large south swells for the first half of next week. They’ll originate from a deep Tasman Low that’s expected to display several embedded low/fronts wrapping around its western flank, all of which will be working on a large pre-existing sea state.
Easing surf into tomorrow, with a building junky windswell Sunday, much better as it eases. Good W/SW groundswell for mid-week.
Plenty of options for a surf over the weekend as the swell eases and winds slowly clock more north-east. Average swells next week ahead of a much better, large powerful groundswell with offshore winds.
No real swell tomorrow morning, with winds swinging onshore as the surf builds, poor Sunday. Better waves into next week with some fun swell pulses.
Building swell later tomorrow, peaking Sunday but with only a small window of decent surf. Easing waves into early next week ahead of some fun new W/SW swells with what looks to be better winds for exposed breaks.
Good easing surf over the coming days, with some new swell building Saturday and peaking Sunday. Larger better swell late week.
Good easing surf over the coming days, with some new swell building Sunday and peaking Monday morning. Larger better direction swell late week.
The big question mark for Thursday is the long range east swell that’s been discussed in this notes for the last week or two.
