In summary: there’s nothing major on the cards for the foreseeable future. But, there will be waves most days with a moderate summer trade pattern expected to remain steady across our eastern swell window
Building S/SW swell tomorrow, easing Wednesday ahead of a new S'ly swell Thursday afternoon, fading Friday with light winds each morning.
Strong new SW swell building tomorrow with average winds, easing Wednesday with a limited window of decent conditions. New S/SW swell Thursday with onshores, easing Friday with more favourable winds.
Average onshore tomorrow, fun cleaning up north-east windswell for Wednesday.
Small pulses due from the southern and eastern swell windows, but lacking quality each day under persistent NE winds. Hitting it early is your only choice for a decent wave.
Strong S/SW groundswell tomorrow, easing through the week ahead of a new strong S/SW groundswell Thursday. Good N/NW groundswell for the North Coast tomorrow, easing ahead of a new pulse late week, quiet after that.
Easing N'ly groundswell across the North Coast with small background S/SW swells for the Coral Coast over the coming days. Good run of inconsistent S/SW groundswell from Thursday, with N'ly and N/NE swells for the North Coast from the weekend.
Good strong swell for tomorrow morning with favourablr winds, easing Monday and clean again through the morning with strengthening onshore winds from Tuesday. Junky mix of swells Wednesday with nothing significant for the longer term.
Window of opportunity for a wave on Saturday morning, otherwise, Sunday morning will be your next best bet.
However, large swells are not a crucial ingredient for good surf in this neck of the woods - the key to scoring decent waves is to look for small bumps in swell energy, that coincide with periods of favourable winds
