Open beaches have a good looking little NE swell on the cards for Tuesday morning, fading thereafter. The effects of a long range, but inconsistent E/NE swell should then come into play from the end of the week, and across the weekend. Winds aren't looking too promising for the weekend at this stage.
The swell direction for the coming week will be out of the E/NE so open beaches will be the pick for the most size. Seabreezes are likely each afternoon, so hit it early for the best conditions. Keep in mind, the source of this swell is quite long range, so consistency is likely to be lacking.
Building W/SW swell tomorrow, peaking Wednesday morning, while tending SW in direction down South. Best winds for the Mid Wednesday, with improving conditions down South Thursday and Friday mornings.
Compared to last week, this coming week isn't too interesting with weaker swells and smaller windows of favourable winds.
As for the late-next-week-thru’-weekend peak in easterly groundswell: early indications are that we’ve got a great run of solid surf on target for the points.
We are in for a slow week ahead, with only small options at exposed location. A NE windswell is on the cards for Tuesday at open beaches, but the wind pattern could go either way.
Clean easing W/SW swell tomorrow, tiny Sunday. Small flukey pulses of swell for Tuesday and Wednesday, slightly better Thursday.
Hope you got some waves over the past few days, because the forecast isn't anything amazing. We are hoping for good trade swell next week if everything goes to plan, but winds may be an issue.
No real decent swell and poor winds for the weekend, with a new SW swell Monday as average winds continue. Cleaner Tuesday with a S/SW swell, easing Wednesday as offshores continue.
Easing S/SW swell with favourable winds each morning across the South Coast. New building W/SW windswell Tuesday across the Mid, better Wednesday and cleaner and easing from Thursday.
