The southward-tracking tropical low will anchor a broad ridge through the Northern Tasman Sea from Friday onwards, and a long E’ly fetch will generate excellent E’ly swells that’ll persist for quite some time.
Ain’t it good to have our summer trade swells back on the horizon! We’ve missed ya, big fella.
Nothing of note until the weekend arrives and next week.
Drop in swell tomorrow ahead of a good new W/SW groundswell Wednesday with favourable morning winds. Slow drop in swell through the end of the week, tiny weekend.
Building SW groundswell tomorrow, with a secondary less consistent but slightly stronger pulse through Wednesday with morning SE winds. Easing surf with deteriorating conditions from Thursday, with a new swell for the weekend, best Sunday morning.
Temporary drop in swell tomorrow morning ahead of a late increase in new SW swell, peaking Wednesday with SE-S/SE winds. Winds improving on the weekend as the swell fades.
Temporary drop in swell tomorrow morning, kicking again later and peaking Wednesday with a good new W/SW swell as onshore winds linger. Slowly easing surf into the end of the week, not cleaning up until the weekend.
Synoptic activity is slowly easing and wave heights are abating across the coast.
Fortunately, we still have a few systems on the long range charts that are offering potential.
Onshore winds and a very weak windswell for Saturday with possible variable winds Sunday morning. Small S'ly groundswell for south magnets Monday morning with clean conditions.
