No major swell at all this week with average winds until Thursday. Head to exposed breaks for the most of the small swell but favourable conditions.
Eastern Tasmania Surf Forecast by Guy Dixon (issued Friday 11th November)
Best Days: Wednesday morning
Recap:
Westerly breezes prevailed all day on Thursday keeping the line up nice and clean. There were a few nce 2ft options along the exposed beaches, however its faded back to a tiny 0.5-1ft today. The fact that the swell has disappeared is no big deal as southeasterly breeze is impacting the quality anyway.
This weekend (Saturday 12th - Sunday 13th):
Good sized swell for tomorrow but with onshores besides a possible early W'ly breeze. Clean Sunday but tiny.
On Sunday, the NE windswell and short range S’ly swell will have all but disappeared, only to be replaced by a better southerly groundswell generated by the parent low to Saturday’s change.
Easing surf with average winds tomorrow, remaining poor Sunday. Clean small swell Monday morning, fading Tuesday. Better SW swell later next week, but only clean Thursday morning.
S'ly swell is on the cards for the weekend, with Sunday being the pick due to better quality swell and more workable winds. South facing beaches with northerly protection will be the key. Early next week, open beaches will be the focus as NE windswells build to around 2-3ft by Tuesday.
Good swell with light and easing onshore winds, likely becoming variable ahead of sea breezes. Easing surf Sunday with a morning offshore, then dire for next week.
Good W/SW groundswell tomorrow with onshore winds besides the Torquay region early, cleaner Sunday as the swell eases. Smaller Monday with variable winds early.
Reinforcing NW groundswell for tomorrow morning, easing later and further Friday. Strong long-period NW groundswell building rapidly Tuesday, easing slowly into Wednesday.
Good W/SW swell for tomorrow with offshore winds, gone into Friday. Another good pulse for Saturday with average winds.
