This weekend is going to be the best opportunity to score a wave as the majority of next weeks looks to be a write off as a pair of lows cross the South West. Saturday is the day with 4-6ft surf and offshore breezes all day. Sunday won't be bad, but a fair bit smaller.
No changes to the weekend forecast. The current south swell will ease a little into Saturday, but we should still see early 3-4ft sets at south facing beaches across Northern NSW. Due to the southerly swell direction, surf size will remain very small in SE Qld away from south swell magnets.
The current south swell will ease a little during Saturday, but we’ll see a minor reinforcement into Sunday afternoon from a small new south swell trailing a front that’ll push into the Tasman Sea tomorrow.
Weak fading S'ly windswell tomorrow, better S'ly groundswell for Tuesday with dicey winds, cleaner and easing from the S/SE Wednesday. Good S'ly groundswell Thursday afternoon with good winds.
Good building W/SW swell Saturday, easing Sunday with a stronger W/SW groundswell Monday morning ahead of a large SW swell into the afternoon, easing from the S/SW and solid Tuesday morning.
Building SW groundswell Saturday with favourable winds, easing Sunday with better winds for protected locations. Building S/SW swell Monday with an onshore change, easing from Tuesday with improving winds.
Building SW groundswell Saturday with variable winds, easing Sunday with good winds for the Surf Coast. Large swell building Monday as winds swing onshore, easing Tuesday as winds linger onshore. Fun waves on the Mornington Peninsula from Wednesday.
Mix of small to moderate swells over the coming days, with background swell energy next week. Better swell Monday the 24th and onwards.
Good S/SW groundswell pulses continuing through until Monday, slower into next week. More action into the end of the month.
Thursday is looking at a building southerly swell from a south-west fetch that’s expected to develop off the Southern NSW coast early in the day.
