There'll be plenty of surf over the coming week with great conditions but easing size from this afternoon.
The front interacts with the trough to form a surface low off the North Coast but consistent with Fridays notes the surface low is expected to rapidly move away towards New Zealand later Wed into Thurs, with a short spike in swell for NETas. More small S swell pulses are expected in the medium term.
The windows of clean conditions down South will be smaller this week, though with plenty of size.
A good coverage of strong breezes in the Coral Sea has built a handy tradewind swell, biggest in SEQLD and favouring the Points.
The front interacts with the trough to form a surface low off the North Coast but consistent with Fridays notes the surface low is expected to rapidly move away towards New Zealand later Wed into Thurs, with only a short spike in swell expected for temperate NSW.
A strong swell will peak tomorrow but with poor winds, improving later week. Next week is much more promising.
We’re just starting to see the first signs of new W/SW swell...
We’ve got a brief flush of W/SW swell for Saturday that will favour the open beaches east of Melbourne, before easing in size into Sunday.
A weak front tips the SW of the state and brings an onshore W’ly Sat, tending SW on Sun, more SE in Perth/Mandurah. We’ll see some moderate pulses over the weekend, from follow-up fetches to tomorrows cold front
No swell sources for the weekend so we’re looking at tiny surf across the weekend with just a slight increase in minor S swell Sunday, no more than 1ft though.
