The front passing Thurs is followed by a trough and more well angled SW-S fetch which will see some short range S swell build to 2-3ft during the day.
A trough and strong high pressure ridge behind this front sends a robust SE surge up the coast, bringing some swell favouring the sub-tropics before it eases over the weekend.
Conditions for both coasts over the coming days will be hit and miss but there should be quality windows for those with flexibility and on the pulse.
Small S swells continue to be the main swell trains.
Make the most of the current swells before things back off through the weekend as winds favour the beaches. Next week is flukey.
Easing surf over the coming days ahead of some new energy Friday afternoon and stronger swells next week.
We've got a strong pulse of new groundswell for tomorrow under favourable northerly winds.
The coming mornings look good for a paddle, with the most size seen Wednesday/Thursday.
Still some hope though with another strong high moving E of Tasmania on Sat and generating a SE surge up the QLD coast this weekend.
Still on track for S pulses this week for the first week of spring.
