But, I think this swell event has plateaued for much of today and we’re close to the start of the downwards trend. Of greater risk on Thursday will be a freshening northerly breeze as a trough approaches from the west. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Model guidance actually suggest tomorrow will be bigger than today. But, I just can’t see Thursday bombing any higher. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A significant north-east swell and weather event are inbound over the coming 24 hours.
Nothing significant over the coming days with better surf prospects next week. Try the East Coast notes.
Plenty of swell this period and with generally favourable winds. A great run for experienced surfers.
A mixed end to the week but there should be a few windows, especially later for a decent wave. The weekend looks fun but we'll see stronger swells filling in next week.
We've got a funky end to the week but options for fun waves across all locations, slower on the weekend ahead of an active period of swell and favourable winds next week.
In short, there’s no change to the forecast issued Friday. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The main feature on the charts right now is an easterly dip in the north-eastern Tasman Sea, midway between New Caledonian and Fijian longitudes. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A mix of fading N/NE swell and small S'ly swell over the coming days. Large, stormy surf developing later week.
