Easing E'ly swell tomorrow, with a large groundswell pulse building Friday, easing slowly over the weekend. New NE windswell for early next week.
So, we've got continuing large easterly swells and light offshore winds for the next few days.
Building SW swell tomorrow as winds remain favourable into the early afternoon, tiny Friday. New tiny swell for Monday, better Wednesday.
Small to tiny and fading waves over the coming days and into the weekend. A good SW groundswell for Monday afternoon with onshore winds, easing Tuesday with some larger swell from Wednesday.
Small to tiny tomorrow with a lingering onshore wind, slightly bigger Friday but with E'ly winds. Tiny again Saturday with a light offshore wind, poor Sunday. Good new swell with lighters winds Wednesday.
The surf will be small but fun across exposed beaches tomorrow with favourable winds until early afternoon. Friday morning may offer a fun window around Torquay early, with small to tiny surf over the weekend.
Easing NW swell tomorrow, with a good N/NW groundswell building Wednesday, easing Thursday, slow next week. Fun waves across Micronesia and PNG over the coming days, with a new swell late next week.
The key feature for the next 24 hours is a small fetch wrapping around the low, due east of the Hunter Coast this evening. This will be working on an active sea state generated by the current S’ly fetch pushing up the coast, and this will enhance wave heights into Tuesday - though mainly at south facing beaches in Northern NSW.
Fun SE tending E/SE swell through the coming days, with a strong E'ly groundswell pulse for Friday, easing slowly over the weekend.
Over the weekend, the trend reversed - and now we're looking down the barrel at the biggest and best Tasman groundswells since last June’s Black Nor’easter.
