Lots of S quarter swell and wind from the same direction this weekend. With the trough extending out from the NSW South Coast towards the South Island, and a long fetch of S/SSE gales developing through the lower Tasman, there’ll be no shortage of size.
Nothing special this period with onshore winds from tomorrow until early next week when some better swell arrives.
Make the most of today's swell before it eases into the end of the week. There are fun swells due next week with less favourable winds.
Once an onshore change hits this afternoon it'll be all over across the South Coast until next week. In saying that next week shows some good potential.
Deteriorating conditions over the coming days and into the weekend, much better next week with favourable winds and good swells.
We've got plenty of fun swell due this period and with favourable winds until Friday/Saturday.
This trough is expected to exit the South Coast and form a long SSE angled fetch on Fri as it becomes cradled by a large high moving through the Bight. A pretty classic set-up.
A couple of good swell pulses over the coming days and with favourable winds, with easing, clean surf into the end of the week.
Further north from Yamba up into SEQLD, swell will be mostly generated by a broad coverage of ESE winds in the Southern Coral Sea and Northern Tasman.
Our current unstable, stormy pattern is being driven by a peanut-shaped high straddling Tasmania, and multiple troughs of low pressure, stretching from the interior of NSW, out to the Mid North Coast and South Pacific near New Zealand’s North Island.
