Mixed in with that will be a nice little boost in E-E/SE swell from fetches on the NZ side of the Tasman, holding into Sun, likely even increasing a notch from a broad fetch of winds infeeding into the developing low pressure trough.
A good S/SW groundswell will come in with average winds tomorrow, with next week looking mostly average.
Tomorrow morning will be fun, as will be Saturday, though the largest day, Friday looks tricky.
We've got a funkier forecast of winds and swell for the period but there should be windows of good waves in between bad days.
The resulting high pressure ridge is leading to deep onshore flows and a constant steady state fetch in the Coral Sea which is producing fun waves across CQ this week.
Polar lows are expected to send some more small S pulses later this week into the weekend.
The resulting high pressure ridge is leading to deep onshore flows and a trough along the coast is expected to move offshore Sun and form a broad trough of low pressure early next week.
The South Coast will offer the best waves with morning light winds and S'ly swell pulses. A small west swell is due early next week.
The resulting high pressure ridge is leading to deep onshore flows and a trough along the coast is expected to move offshore Sun and form a broad trough of low pressure early next week. That should see improved conditions north of the low pressure trough.
