Small E/SE swell holds early next week- generated by winds in the Coral Sea and the slot between New Caledonia and the North Island and offering up fun, rideable waves on low tides.
By Tues we’ll see a powerful front sweep past the state with a zonal fetch. We’ll see some small S swell wrap to 2-3ft at S facing beaches Tues.
At issue is a trough in advance of a major high pressure ridge. At a minimum, the trough will charge up a SE surge along the NSW coast with an increase in S/SE-SE swell later Tues and into Wed
Things get interesting/dynamic from Tues. At issue is a trough and potential surface low in advance of a major high pressure ridge.
Great surf is expected throughout the Margaret River region on Thursday and Friday with a new long period groundswell...
Easing surf is expected over the weekend with light northerly winds keeping surface conditions clean both days.
Friday’s still looking a treat at Victor, thanks to a brand new swell originating from another polar low developing south of the continent over the last day or so.
A monster high (1037hPa) moves into the Bight tomorrow and slowly weakens as it enters the Tasman on the weekend, bringing SE winds into the Coral Sea and holding a small signal of SE-E/SE swell that will hold just rideable surf.
Windy S swells continue into Wed as another major high well south of the Bight shifts E and a series of fronts sweeps across the lower Tasman.
Very nice conditions are expected on all coasts this weekend with light variable winds and weak sea breezes both days.
