Large, windy S'ly swell late Wednesday and Thursday
Large, windy S'ly swell late Wednesday and Thursday
Wednesday will be a day of dynamics on the synoptic front.
Wednesday will be a day of dynamics on the synoptic front.
Small swells until a new NW swell start building Friday arvo but with onshores, easing Saturday with S'ly winds.
Easing large S'ly swell tomorrow, with a new S/SW swell building Wednesday, easing through the end of the week and Saturday. Improving winds for down South from Thursday.
Plenty of swell through the week but with generally onshore winds once a surface trough sitting to our west moves in tomorrow.
Eastern Tasmania Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Friday 3rd April)
Best Days: Saturday morning, Monday and Tuesday in southern corners
Recap
Tiny waves yesterday morning ahead of a strong and large kick in S'y swell through the afternoon with strong to gale-force S-S/SW winds.
New SW swell tomorrow, followed by a secondary pulse Sunday with morning offshores. Plenty of swell next week but onshore winds look to be an issue.
Small swells with favourable winds for exposed breaks in the South West.
Sunday’s surf prospects in Northern NSW mirror that of SE Qld, but probably with a little more size potential.
Building swell tomorrow with morning offshores. Better sized Sunday with dicey but hopefully variable breezes. Onshore and stormy Monday, improving later in the week.
There are some crucial differences in the atmospheric model forecasts that could be make-or-break for a great surf session, or an average one.