During Saturday afternoon, a new pulse of small, long period S/SE groundswell is expected to reach the South Coast, generated by a small polar low that developed right on the tail end of the frontal passage that is responsible for the current south swell.
N'ly winds and S/SE swell over the weekend with the possiblity of some better W/SW-SW swell mid next week onwards.
Limited options on the weekend with better winds and large swells next week.
Fun options tomorrow, with clean crisp waves down South Sunday ahead of stormy surf early next week.
Slow drop in W/SW swell with generally N'ly winds all weekend. Wednesday looking good next week.
Large swells for the most part, with the largest and strongest due to fill in Thursday/Friday next week.
Great swells for experienced surfers over the coming week, settling back down the week starting the 30th of June.
Southerly swell will continue to be the dominant force across the region for the short term.
Eastern Tasmania Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Wednesday 18th June)
Best Days: Thursday at south swell magnets, Saturday at open beaches, Sunday and Monday in northern corners, Tuesday morning
Recap
Yesterday became tiny, but today a slight lift in SE swell was seen across the coast to 2ft on the sets.
This week (Jun 18 - 20)
A series of strong fronts have been powering through the lower Tasman Sea over the last day or two and although not very well aligned for the East Coast, are generating a series of southerly groundswells that’ll impact the region for the short term.
