Model guidance maintains the northerly flow across much of SE Qld through the early morning. At first glance, this would appear to be a negative, but it’s actually a positive. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Tuesday’s south swell will ease quickly into Wednesday, and we’ll see a temporary low point early morning, ahead of a new SE swell from the southern flank of the Tasman Low. More in the Forecaster Notes.
There's not much to work with this period but there's one day that could offer fun peaks for bigger boards.
Nothing of significance until later week when a strong westerly groundswell fills in. The weekend looks touch and go.
Tomorrow will remain slow but a good new SW groundswell is due to follow with improving winds as it eases. The weekend holds potential as well.
Similar to last week, we've got another strong swell on the cards for later this week and with favourable winds for both regions.
We've got a fun day for the beaches ahead of a large, strong W/SW groundswell event later week. Winds won't play ball as well though, but there'll be a few quality options for experienced boardriders.
Saturday looks OK on the surface in a few regions with light variable winds, but we’ll see northerlies elsewhere. Not that it matters much anyway, as there won’t be much surf around. There is however a swell for next week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Sunday’s troughy pattern is still expected to develop into an impressive Tasman Low on Monday, but it’s expected to be whisked quickly to the east. This will reduce its size potential for Southern NSW though we should see a couple of days of waves from it. More in the Forecaster Notes.
There's nothing significant on the cards for the period unfortunately so make the most of today's swell.
