On Monday I mentioned that Saturday had some potential for a punch N’ly swell and a window of clean conditions into the afternoon. The good news is that the models have generally held this line of thinking.
The focus of the weekend is this developing Tasman Low.
Fading N/NE windswell tomorrow with a late kick in small S'ly swell Friday, fading Saturday with a late spike in E'ly swell.
New inconsistent SW groundswell for tomorrow, easing Friday and further Saturday. Strong new W/SW groundswell building Monday, with secondary pulses for the week.
Easing W/SW swell tomorrow with a morning S/SE wind, onshore Friday in the South West with a building W/SW groundswell. Larger W/SW groundswell building Saturday easing Sunday with a reinforcing SW swell Monday. Light winds Saturday and Sunday mornings.
Good new inconsistent SW groundswell for tomorrow across the South Coast with decent winds most of the day, easing Friday with similar winds. New swells from Sunday, large and clean Monday and Tuesday.
Good inconsistent SW swell tomorrow morning with NW winds ahead of a shallow change, then dicey winds with easing surf Friday and Saturday. Slow increase in distant W/SW swell Sunday, much stronger and larger swell building Monday, easing Tuesday.
Easing S'ly swell tomorrow, with an inconsistent SW groundswell filling in Thursday, stronger Friday and then large from Sunday afternoon into Monday.
As our coastline is well conditioned to peaky short range swells running almost parallel to the coast, there's a very good chance for some great waves spread out across the long stretches of beachies.
New S'ly groundswell for tomorrow, fading Wednesday with a new N/NE windswell, with the windswell easing Thursday.
