The main synoptic pattern this week is a series of low latitude fronts that’ll approach the region Wednesday, and deliver a shallow southerly change to the coast during Thursday.
Next week has a couple of interesting swell sources on tap. More in the Forecaster Notes.
There’s another pulse of SE swell due to fill in from anytime about now onwards. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Nothing too exciting with small and flukey southerly swell pulses this period. Keep your expectations low.
Plenty more swell on the cards and with generally favourable winds, largest next week.
Fun waves tomorrow morning and then a bit dicey ahead of a new swell and good winds early next week before things go onshore.
Clean conditions for two out of three mornings for the long weekend, with a new swell for mid-late next week on the cards.
An improvement in the winds for the weekend with fun waves early next week with better potential mid-late week.
The whole weekend’s looking very good for waves. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’re at the cusp of the next phase of south swell, which will dominate the next few days. Sourced primarily from a strong front that pushed through the lower Tasman Sea today (originating form polar latitudes), we’ll then see secondary energy from a developing Tasman Low off New Zealand’s West Coast. More in the Forecaster Notes.
