Assuming the model guidance is generally on target - and there’s no reason to think otherwise - we should see a peak tomorrow in east swell.
Fading swell over the coming days, but never fear, models are picking a strong increase in northeastelry swell for the open beaches late in the week and into the weekend, potentially exceeding 6ft by Saturday. Depending on the timing of a southerly change, we could be in for some great surf.
Weak easing swell with morning offshores tomorrow, nothing decent until Friday with a long-range and small W/SW groundswell with hot offshores.
Slight increase in small SW groundswell tomorrow with favourable winds, stronger pulse Wednesday with good winds again through the morning. Poor winds Thursday, improving a touch Friday and then offshore again Saturday with an easing SW swell.
Plenty of swell for the open beaches late in the week, however persistent onshore winds are looking to cause a few problems. Morning sessions will offer the lightest winds and cleanest conditions, but nothing epic. Surf building into the weekend and early next week.
Fading surf with E'ly winds tomorrow, tiny Wednesday and onshore down South. New swell kicking late Thursday, peaking Friday from the SW, with a better W/SW groundswell for the Mid Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
Average onshore waves tomorrow, cleaner into Wednesday and Thursday but small and only surfable at exposed beaches east of Melbourne. Good new inconsistent swell for Friday with hot all day offshore winds.
We are still on track for a fun day of waves on Sunday, with a NE swell and offshore breezes. Tuesday's S'ly swell has been downgraded as the track and size of the system is looking less favourable.
Sunday’s building E’ly swell is expected to peak on Monday, possibly even holding into Tuesday morning.
Fading clean 1ft waves tomorrow, even smaller Sunday. New SW swell building Monday, easing Tuesday with onshore winds. Inconsistent W/SW swells for later next week and weekend.
