Although the ridge responsible for our small trade swell of the last few days has slowly retreated eastwards, the models are maintaining small levels of east swell from Thursday right through into the weekend.
Overall, nothing special - and there’s certainly a chance local winds could throw a spanner into the works - but exposed beaches should have some little peaks to finish the working week.
New S'ly swell for later tomorrow and Friday morning with favourable winds for south swell magnets. Better N/NE windswell on the cards for early next week.
Good W/SW swell for tomorrow but with average winds, cleanest Friday as it eases. Mix of swells for Sunday but again onshore, tiny and clean Monday.
Window of small clean waves early tomorrow and then average from then until Saturday morning. Fun swell for early next week with clean conditions Tuesday and Wednesday mornings.
Building S/SW groundswell tomorrow but with onshore SE winds, easing Friday with more variable breeezes before a change moves in. Average Saturday and then OK Sunday with peaky small waves. Clean fading swell Monday.
New SW groundswell tomorrow but with S/SE winds, easing Friday with improving winds and conditions from mid-morning. Onshore average weekend, fun east of Melbourne Monday morning.
Easing inconsistent NW swell tomorrow but with N/NE winds, with a new N/NE swell for Wednesday and Thursday as funky W'ly winds develop on the later. Large raw mix of NW and N/NW swells developing Friday with W'ly winds, easing Saturday as winds hopefully ease. Moderate to large levels of E/NE trade-swell for Micronesia and PNG.
Tiny ahead of some tricky southerly swell late week with offshore winds.
There’s a couple of interesting features on the charts but ultimately we’re not looking at any notable surf throughout the next four or five days.
