Building XL NW groundswell tomorrow, peaking early Wednesday and then easing ahead of a large mid-period swell Saturday and then another XL NW tending N/NW swell early next week but with average winds.
No major size is expected from this, but with three possible south swells in the water, plus a light variable wind outlook, surely we can’t go too wrong to finish the week?
The polar low responsible for some of yesterday’s and all of today’s southerly quadrant energy is an unusual system on many fronts.
Small mix of building S/SE groundswell and NE windswell tomorrow, with the NE swell fading Wednesday as the S/SE swell persists all week.
Building W/SW swell tomorrow afternoon but with onshore winds, cleaner and easing Wednesday. Similar swell for the weekend.
Easing surf tomorrow with an offshore wind, smaller Wednesday. Slow upward trend in SW swell energy from Thursday, peaking Saturday with morning offshores again.
Persistent small W/SW swell energy all week and weekend with decent winds from later tomorrow, less so for the South Coast.
Building W/SW swell tomorrow afternoon but with onshore winds, peaking Wednesday and persisting the rest of the week with light winds most mornings.
The long range S/SE swell due across the Mid North Coast late Sunday should continue through Monday across all Northern NSW coasts and some south swell magnets in SE Qld.
A deep low is forming off Tasmanian’s East Coast, and winds are expected to become pretty strong off the Far South Coast tonight.
