Exposed south facing beaches in NSW are due to see a strong S'ly swell on Wednesday afternoon and into Thursday. Southeast QLD may see a small pulse on Thursday morning, although much smaller.
Thursday still looks really interesting for the Victorian coast. And, we’ve had a slight upgrade since Friday’s notes were prepared.
The S'ly swell window looks to provide good energy, with a generally offshore wind pattern as fronts move to the south.
We are on track for a strong groundswell peaking late Monday into Tuesday.
No shortage of swell over the weekend, but with virtually no quality.
We’re still on track for some good southerly swell across the Northern NSW coast this weekend, but if you’re located north of the border, expect a disappointing round of surf once again.
There’s a couple of components to the southerly swell unfolding across the East Coast.
Today’s swell is expected to drop steadily from tonight onwards, and northerly winds will freshen throughout Saturday as a dominant high pressure system moves slowly across the region.
For the most part you’ll be surfing Friday's leftover groundswell over the weekend.
We are looking at a strong SW groundswell peaking on Saturday, hindered by strong and persistent onshore winds.
