The troughy pattern will see a weakening trade flow in the Coral Sea this week and while all eyes are on the tropics it’s looking like a continuing tease with an expected tropical depression or TC moving quite quickly SE through the swell window with limited surf potential.
It's a tricky period but there'll be plenty of windows for a clean, fun wave.
The troughy pattern will see rapid fire wind changes across Eastern Tasmania this week.
The fun waves from the last few days will fade, with nothing too major to back it up.
The troughy pattern will see rapid fire wind changes across temperate NSW this week and while all eyes are on the tropics it’s looking like a continuing tease with an expected tropical depression or TC moving quite quickly SE through the swell window with limited surf potential.
The South Coast will be poor all week, while the swells won't have enough west in the to provide any real size on the Mid Coast.
The troughy pattern will see rapid fire wind changes across temperate NSW this week and while all eyes are on the tropics it’s looking like a continuing tease with an expected tropical depression or TC moving quite quickly SE through the swell window with limited surf potential.
There's no clear standout day this period but there'll be flukey periods of lighter, more favourable winds along with plenty of swell.
No great changes to the weekend f/cast. High pressure is now moving SE towards the tip of the South Island, maintaining a SE-ESE trade flow in the Coral Sea. Tradewinds are being enhanced by an active monsoon trough extending from the Arafura Sea into the Coral Sea.
Troughy weather will bring dicey winds for the period, spoiling a good new swell for Monday.
