In the short run, we’ll see a wintry type of pattern develop with strong SW winds tending S/SW-S as a low moves east of Tasmania.
West swells continue this period with no major size expected.
A cold front currently pushing into the Tasman spawns a low pressure system, expected to rapidly deepen later today and o/night before becoming slow moving in the south-central Tasman.
A cold front currently pushing into the Tasman spawns a low pressure system, expected to rapidly deepen later today and o/night before moving slowly in the south-central Tasman.
Winds will spoil the incoming W/SW swell this week, best in protected spots as it eases.
Tricky pulses of small-moderate sized W/SW swell is due over the coming period with varying winds.
The coming period is tricky regarding the timing and sizes of incoming swell pulses, but there are a few reliable days.
Over the weekend the monsoonal low moves out into the Coral Sea with a weak fetch of winds along the southern flank. That fetch shield be enough to generate some small E’ly swell later Sun into Mon.
O/night Sun into Mon we’ll see a low form off the Gippsland Coast and begin to deepen rapidly through the morning.
Winds look poor when the swell reaches 2ft.
