We’ve got a steady supply of building southerly swells on the cards, originating from two seperate fetches contained within one broader system, all associated with an amplifying Long Wave Trough. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’ve got a steady supply of building southerly swells on the cards, originating from two seperate fetches contained within one broader system, all associated with an amplifying Long Wave Trough. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A touch flukey but there'll be waves out of the south on the weekend.
Lots of wind tomorrow and a new solid swell, easing through the day with westerly swells next week.
A run of large and onshore surf on the way due to a stalling node of the Long Wave Trough.
Swell from the west to south with generally favourable winds for both coasts, especially early next week.
Plenty of swell for the coming period and with winds playing nice for the most part.
Sometime mid-late afternoon, I’m expecting the regional wave buoys (in Northern NSW) to have picked up the leading edge (15+ seconds) of a new SE swell generated by an intense low that formed S/SE of New Zealand on Monday - in actual fact, a merger between the low that generated our current swell, and a new polar low. More in the Forecaster Notes.
There's a fun SE swell expected over the coming days. Then another amplifying node of the Long Wave Trough that'll deliver overlapping south swells throughout the weekend. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A new kick in swell for tomorrow, easing ahead of a new S'ly swell on the weekend.
