Stability and sunshine will be short-lived for temperate NSW, non-existent for the sub-tropics as another complex trough system moves towards the Eastern Seaboard. That will bring a shallow, troughy change mid-week before weak high pressure moves into the Tasman. No major swells this week, so we’ll be relying on a small trade-swell, which looks to ease off mid-week.

The coming week will be best suited to the beaches with fun pulses of swell.

Long term is still suggesting an extended run of summeresque small surf with fresh S/SE winds as a high pressure ridge remains slow moving to our west. 

We’ll see the wind flow strengthen on Sat as a large high slips in under Tasmania and multiple troughs and a cut-off low forming over the interior tighten the pressure gradient proximate to Eastern Tasmania.