Hold out for Sunday! Until then, brisk southelry breezes are likely to lead to pretty diabolical conditions. From Sunday we should see early morning offshores each day into early next week.
Easing W/SW groundswell tomorrow, with a reinforcing S/SW swell for the South Coast through Friday, but onshore. Cleaner window down South Saturday morning then onshore for the next week to week and a half.
Good W/SW groundswell tomorrow but with fresh S'ly winds, easing as a new SW swell fills in Friday with SE winds. Cleaner Saturday with E/NE tending N/NE winds ahead of sea breezes.
Easing NW groundswell tomorrow, with a large reinforcing N/NW pulse for the afternoon, easing back into the weekend. New mid-period swells for Sunday, better N/NW groundswell building Monday.
The surf will continue to fade throughout Tuesday, becoming pretty small on Wednesday and Thursday. There are some pretty promising signs for a building E/NE swell for the weekend - open beaches looking at a fun 2-3ft groundswell with favourable winds each morning.
Tiny the next couple of days, with a fun new SW swell Thursday, with a reinforcing pulse for Friday and then Sunday. Clean conditions each morning.
We have a dynamic period ahead and the end of the week through the weekend and even beyond looks mighty fine.
Not much to work with for the early stages of the week, but the Tasman looks to become very active later in the week and across the weekend. Saturday and Sunday should pulse in the 4-5ft range, although winds look tricky.
Good pulse of S/SW swell tomorrow afternoon around Margs, with average winds fading into Wednesday while becoming cleaner. Small swells for the remainder of the period.
Fading surf tomorrow, best at swell magnets on the South Coast, with a strong W/SW groundswell kicking Wednesday afternoon, easing Friday with favourable winds.
