Late in the week we’ll see a strong front with a more meridional fetch (N-S) move into the Tasman and if this comes off as modelled we’ll see a strong S swell pulse later Fri into Sat.
We've got favourable winds with varying pulses of swell this period, with one standout day.
There was a nice, lingering tail to the S swell event but we’re now entrenched in a classic late Summer pattern with strong high pressure moving into the Tasman, setting up a downstream blocking pattern and very healthy tradewind fetch through the Coral Sea, extending E into the South Pacific and south into the Northern Tasman.
The swell direction and winds will favour the South Coast mainly over the coming days with plenty of size to work with.
There was a nice, lingering tail to the S swell event but we’re now entrenched in a classic late Summer pattern with strong high pressure moving into the Tasman, setting up a downstream blocking pattern and very healthy tradewind fetch through the Coral Sea, extending E into the South Pacific and south into the Northern Tasman.
Fun sized swells with favourable winds for the beaches will provide endless opportunities for a paddle.
Complex forecast period ahead with a deepening monsoon trough with embedded lows.
The current S/SE swell will fade into tomorrow with new levels of W/SW swell on the build with slightly tricky winds.
Make the most of the current swell and winds along with tomorrow morning. Following this the next good surf day looks to be early next week.
We currently have a weaker cell in the Tasman, with a much stronger cell entering the Bight. This dominant high pressure belt will set up a long, broad tradewind fetch through the Coral Sea, extending at times into the Northern Tasman and South Pacific.
