A slow moving high will see winds slowly improving and swinging anti-clockwise over the coming period but with minimal levels of swell.
This extended run of quality point break surf means there's a chance for the crowds to spread out over the course of the week which, combined with a consistent, super-charged trade swell event, should allow a (relatively) healthy wave count for all and sundry.
There's plenty of swell on the cards but you'll have to work the local winds.
A low will form south to south-east of us and be slow moving generating plenty of swell though with average winds.
We've got an unusual blocking pattern setting up for the weekend. Plenty of waves on the way too.
A slow few days ahead of a new groundswell with workable winds later week. The outlook following remains slow.
The poor run of swell and local winds looks to continue this week. Conditions will become better from the weekend but with no decent sized surf.
There's been an upgrade in some localised, mid-period S/SW swell over the coming days but winds won't be favourable at all.
Into the end of next week and models are now showing broad agreement on a complex area of low pressure centred East of Kamchatka Peninsula.
This is a particularly broad fetch and while there its still some model variance on windspeed in the fetch its on track to supply some good quality E/NE swell for the East Coast of Tasmania.
