A small closed low forming in the trough off the Mid North Coast then slowly retracts eastwards as we head into the Easter weekend. Winds are going to be a bit tricky but we’ll have plenty of E/NE-E swell to play with this week as this E’ly fetch forms up.
Swells on the smaller side of the coin but good for the magnets and with favourable winds.
Varying winds and swell pulses but generally fun across more exposed breaks this week. The weekend looks poor with a possible decent swell late next week.
There'll be a bit of swell and improving winds to work with on the weekend, smaller into early next week.
No great change to the f/cast. A trough over CQ and very weak ridge are not supplying sufficient wind energy to generate any rideable surf.
No great change to the weekend f/cast with a low east of the state moving away and a last cold front sweeping up past the state.
All day offshore winds and a peak in swell today are worth making the most of with an average outlook to follow.
The wind forecast for tomorrow has improved slightly for the South Coast along with a good, new swell.
Eyes back to the E next week. The high in the Tasman and a blocking band of high pressure well to the south of the continent effectively annuls the southern swell window. With that shut down we’ll be looking to the East.
An upgrade is now expected for Sat as the low east of Tasmania deepened and produced a longer and stronger fetch of SSW winds extending north and south of Tasmanian latitudes.
