Although the models did pretty well with today’s short period S’ly swell, I reckon they’ve undervalued tomorrow’s S’ly groundswell.
Small inconsistent S/SE swell for the coming days, fading on the weekend and possibly back early next week.
Tiny W/SW swell over the coming days, a little bigger Sunday and then stronger Tuesday afternoon.
Building SW pulses over the coming days, cleanest as it peaks Saturday. Onshore and average Sunday with a fun new SW swell for Monday morning
Small W/SW swell energy over the coming days, slightly stronger Saturday and bigger again into Sunday afternoon, easing Monday. Another good pulse Tuesday.
Small to moderate W/SW swells for the coming days with varying winds, slightly stronger swell Saturday with a morning offshore and a building W/SW swell Sunday, cleanest as it eases Monday.
Building XL NW groundswell tomorrow, peaking early Wednesday and then easing ahead of a large mid-period swell Saturday and then another XL NW tending N/NW swell early next week but with average winds.
No major size is expected from this, but with three possible south swells in the water, plus a light variable wind outlook, surely we can’t go too wrong to finish the week?
The polar low responsible for some of yesterday’s and all of today’s southerly quadrant energy is an unusual system on many fronts.
Small mix of building S/SE groundswell and NE windswell tomorrow, with the NE swell fading Wednesday as the S/SE swell persists all week.
