Saturday looks hectic. Small residual swells from the SE and E will maintain minor surf at open beaches but the dominant feature will be strengthening northerly winds as a low pressure trough moves in from the west. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Saturday looks really tricky. A complex low pressure trough approaching from the west will move off the coast in the early hours of the morning, and we’ll see a couple of wind shifts throughout the day. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Easing surf through this period with nothing significant to follow so make the most of the current swell.
Tiny swells and OK winds for beginners the next few days ahead of an increase in activity later next week.
A strong low will form just within arms reach of us bringing tricky winds and swell, with a more reliable swell next week.
Good swells over the period but winds will limit surfing options to much smaller, less consistent and slow regions.
Nothing to recommend over the weekend but next week will become a touch better with a couple of options opening up, though as a whole it's not great.
With no new swell sources on the radar, we’re looking at residual energy for the short term period. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Local conditions look tricky, thanks to the presence of a broad trough adjacent much of the east coast, which is expected to spin off a small weak low due east of Sydney on Thursday morning. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A slow drop in easterly swell over the coming period with OK winds for selected spots.
