It looks like the peaks in swell seemed to be timed with the weekends of late, smaller and cleaner through the weeks.

We’ve got a weak, troughy pattern in the Tasman Sea, with a minor cold front passing to the SE of Tasmania and a new high pressure cell poised to enter the Tasman in it’s wake. The high cell is weak so we’re looking at a fairly uninspiring end to Summer, with some mid week NE windswell for Southern NSW and small background E swells for the sub-tropics.

A good kick in swell will be spoilt by winds tomorrow, with it fading rapidly into Sunday.

Not much else on the radar after that- looks like a very quiet start to Autumn with some small/tiny days to end next week and enter the first weekend of March.