This event should set up a solid SE groundswell for much of the NSW coast; even SE Qld should see some good waves from this source.
Let’s hope the models don’t move around too much on this event as it’s one of the best looking synoptic charts we’ve had in many months.
Good sized N/NE windswell for Friday morning, improving with an offshore change from mid-morning. S'ly swell building Saturday, easing Sunday hopefully followed by a good SE groundswell.
Clean easing waves tomorrow, tiny and then with an onshore change through Friday. Onshore Saturday and clean but easing Sunday. Fun swells for Monday afternoon and Tuesday, better later next week.
Western Australia Surf Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Wednesday 19th October)
Best Days: Friday morning both coasts, Saturday, Sunday and Monday mornings in the South West, Wednesday both coasts
Recap
Easing SW groundswell with offshore winds for the South Coast tomorrow, average and onshore Friday. Clean small fun Mid Coast waves Saturday, better Sunday down South. Good waves next week with decent winds and decent swells.
Easing W/SW groundswell tomorrow with good winds for beaches on both coasts, smaller Friday with an early offshore for the Surf Coast. Onshore winds all weekend with some new swell, workable Sunday. Fun swells all next week with favourable winds.
Inconsistent new S/SW groundswell for Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, nothing signficant from then on until a small SW swell Tuesday/Wednesday. Possible bigger S/SW swells to end the weekend the next weekend.
Inconsistent new S/SW groundswell for Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, nothing signficant from then on until a small SW swell Tuesday/Wednesday. Possible bigger S/SW swells to end the weekend the next weekend.
Tuesday will therefore deliver rapidly easing NE swell from today, and SE Qld will see a small undercurrent of trade swell from a minor fetch that’s been positioned off the southern end of New Caledonia for the last day or so.
