The polar SE swell source is expected to ebb and flow within our swell window right throughout the forecast period.
The polar SE swell source is expected to ebb and flow within our swell window right throughout the forecast period.
As a surf forecaster, one of the hardest times to make a decision is mid-swell event, when the early stages of said event haven’t lived up to expectations. That's where I am right now.
Fading S'ly swell tomorrow with some new S/SE swell for the afternoon, persisting through the whole period (lowest point Friday).
Easing S'ly swell tomorrow with a small inconsistent SE swell for the afternoon, persisting through the period mixed in with a SW swell Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning.
Slow easing swells tomorrow with offshore SE winds, smaller Wednesday. Good new SW swell for Friday with a morning offshore, smaller and clean again Saturday.
Easing surf tomorrow, best down South during the morning, with a new swell arriving late on the Mid, peaking Wednesday. SW swell for the South Coast Thursday and then another fun W/SW swell for the Mid on the weekend.
Small clean leftovers tomorrow morning, with a mix of new swells building Wednesday and peaking early Thursday but with onshore winds. Cleaner and easing Friday.
In short, Mid North Coast has potential Saturday, everywhere else for Sunday. But keep your expectations low and your eyes peeled for windows of opportunity.
As we’re already seeing 2-3ft sets across NE facing beaches late this afternoon, this size range should be present for the dawn patrol but get in early as it’ll ease throughout the day.
