Easing NW swell, tending more N'ly through the weekend and becoming swell until some new swell activity Thursday and Friday. Large swells on the cards from next weekend from ex-Typhoon In-Fa.
The later stages of the weekend and early next week have good potential with fresh southerly swell under persistent westerly breezes.
The models have moved around quite a bit over the last few days, and the weekend outlook has changed considerably.
Tiny swells to end the week, with an afternoon kick in windswell Saturday ahead of some stronger groundswell Sunday, followed by plenty more swell next week.
The prospects of surf are pretty underwhelming for the remainder of this week, however better indications are on the cards for the weekend and next week. Monday should see S'ly groundswell build to the 3-4ft mark, with a second pulse on Tuesday.
Strong SW tending S/SW swell filling in tomorrow, easing back quickly Friday under offshores. New swell kicking later Saturday, peaking early Sunday with offshores again, slow into next week.
Tiny but clean tomorrow and Friday morning down South with no decent swell, good W'ly swell for the Mid filling in Friday, backing off Saturday. Lots of swell next week for the South Coast but onshore for the most part besides Tuesday.
Small workable conditions east of Melbourne tomorrow and Friday morning before onshores hit with a strong swell building Sunday afternoon, followed by good pulses all next week.
A trough in the Northern Tasman Sea is working in conjunction with an advancing high pressure system in the southwest, to maintain a fresh SE fetch through the central Tasman. This is generating a new SE swell that’s due to arrive this evening, before easing in size throughout Tuesday.
A southerly gruondswell is likely to fill in on Tuesday, however only the most exposed south swell magnets will see the size. Breezes look to be light and offshore each morning leading to plenty of options for a small but workable wave.
