Fading surf with offshore winds tomorrow down South and a building windswell on the Mid Coast. New W/SW swell for the Mid Wednesday but messy, building out of the SW down South though bumpy. Cleaner Thursday with more variable morning winds and a peak in swell, followed by a good new S/SW swell Saturday with offshore winds.
Small easing waves across the exposed beaches tomorrow morning, with a strong building W/SW groundswell later Wednesday, peaking Thursday morning, with a reinforcing swell for Friday afternoon/Saturday. Favourable winds for the Surf Coast and improving for locations to the east.
The current E’ly swell will ease slowly through the weekend.
We’re inside 24 hours from the weekend and the wind outlook is no less tricky than what was discussed on Monday and Wednesday.
No significant swells at all, though not flat with tiny varying windswells.
Small W/SW pulses with favourable winds over the weekend, tiny into early next week. Strong swells for late next week.
Clean small leftovers tomorrow morning, with an oversized and stormy SW swell building rapidly Sunday, easing Monday but with poor winds. No size once the swell cleans up.
Plenty of SW swell over the weekend with favourable winds, easing into early next week ahead of a boost in swell from Wednesday/Thursday.
Fun amounts of W/SW swell all weekend, but best tomorrow on the Surf Coast with onshore winds Sunday. Cleaner easing waves on the beaches Monday and early Tuesday ahead of building surf mid-late week with favourable winds for the Surf Coast.
The small trade swell seen over the last 36 hours is on the way out, but will be replaced through Thursday with a fresh E’ly groundswell, generated by a broad E’ly dip NE of New Zealand earlier this week.
