Lingering troughiness in the Tasman may see yet another low form next week- which would be the 4th successive surface low to form in October. Models are struggling to resolve this complex and unstable pattern so low confidence results.
The weekend looks fun across the exposed beaches ahead of a windy, cold onshore week of waves next week.
Swells slowly back off in size and consistency.
We've got a tricky but strong spike of swell due mid-week and the models aren't picking it up well.
Conditions should improve across the South West this period with fun pulses of swell.
Weak pressure gradients then occupy the Coral Sea through the mid week, offering up good conditions as a long range E swell makes landfall.
We'll see offshore winds develop Wed offering good conditions as a long range E swell makes landfall.
The current low located near Lord Howe Island dissipates through today with easing winds along the Eastern Seaboard as a result. Weak pressure gradients then occupy the Tasman through the mid week, offering up good conditions as a long range E swell makes landfall.
The coming week will favour the Mid Coast, cleaner Saturday down South but with a fading swell.
The current low located near Lord Howe Island dissipates through today with easing winds along the Eastern Seaboard as a result. Weak pressure gradients then occupy the Tasman through the mid week, offering up good conditions as a long range E swell makes landfall.
