First, from the west as a trough/low tied to the Southern and Indian Oceans moves through WA and SA and then from the East as a tropical low drifts into the slot from behind New Caledonia this weekend. That spells a lot of surf ahead.
First, from the west as a trough/low tied to the Southern and Indian Oceans moves through WA and SA and then from the East as a tropical low drifts into the slot from behind New Caledonia this weekend. That spells a lot of surf ahead.
Give the coming days a miss and aim for a surf from Sunday onwards.
Building swell energy with generally favourable and workable winds each morning over the coming days.
Nothing to recommend over the coming days until Sunday and more so Monday.
There's a window of cleaner conditions and fun swell for early next week before we settle back into an unfavourable pattern.
A tiny week of waves, bumping up a touch into the weekend for the keen.
The pattern change we spoke about on Fri then kicks right in, with blocking high pressure in the North Pacific shunting storms northwards towards the Aleutian Islands.
Fairly favourable winds with easing surf from today, increasing again from late week.
New high pressure slips into the Tasman Thursday and immediately has the pressure gradient on the western flank tightened by an interior trough system. That sees a fast developing N to NE fetch off the Far South Coast and Gippsland build NE windswell off the NE Coast of Tasmania during Thurs.
