Easing N/NE windswell tomorrow with a weak building S/SE windswell, followed by a secondary stronger pulse of S'ly swell later Wednesday, easing Thursday with a large E/NE groundswell pulse for Friday.
Looks like an active week of waves right across the coast, with an extended period of good surf right across the points.
Tiny onshore swell tomorrow, building S//SW swell Wednesday, easing Thursday with another swell for Saturday/Sunday. Windows of OK winds dawn each morning from Wednesday.
So, here we are - looking down the barrel of a complex synoptic situation within a wide spectrum of our swell window.
Clean but windy conditions across the coast the next few days as the swell fades from a small base.
Poor onshore SE-S/SE winds with a junky windswell across the South Coast, while a small fun W/SW swell is due on the Mid tomorrow, fading into the rest of the week.
Onshore winds and weak swells make up the diet for Victoria over the coming week or so.
The model guidance is showing some interesting developments associated with the monsoon trough across the northern Coral Sea.
This is expected to rapidly strengthen a broad E’ly fetch in our prime swell window, and will generate a solid E’ly swell that’s expected to push through for Wednesday, ahead of a peak in size on Thursday.
Building N/NE windswell over the weekend, peaking Monday as a change moves through. Easing into Tuesday with some new S/SE windswell. Large E/NE groundswell building through Thursday and peaking Friday morning.
