The short term outlook is somewhat craptacular for a few regions over the next few days, but from Thursday onwards it’s starting to look pretty juicy everywhere. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’ve got a period of small surf ahead, with the Tasman Sea expected to remain devoid of significant swell generating systems. Long term looks good though! More in the Forecaster Notes.
A good sized, prolonged N/NE swell is due over the coming days with plenty of options for a surf.
There's plenty of small surf on the cards for the coming period and with generally favourable winds.
The coming days aren't too flash at all a strong, long-period W/SW groundswell is due next week with favourable winds.
There's one window worth making the most of down South while the Mid Coast will see some tiny swell next week but it'll be mostly a tease.
Conditions will become cleaner on the weekend but the surf will drop in size and power. Next week looks mostly well below average.
If I were basing the outlook on model guidance alone, it'd be easy to assume that the peak of the swell had passed today and size would therefore ease steadily from tonight onwards. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Xmas Eve is the pick of the next few days, with fresh S/SE winds expected Xmas Day thanks to a trough moving along the coast. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A slow, flukey E/NE cyclone swell followed by a much more reliable and consistent N/NE swell.
