A pair of weak cold fronts are expected to pass over Tasmania in the short term, generating small S swells which will overlap with the last pulses coming from the polar low now SE of New Zealand. A dynamic, troughy pattern looks set to unfold over the weekend.
We've got building westerly energy and great winds for selected spots.
We've got some strong groundswell energy inbound but it's all very west in nature. With this comes some caveats.
The coming swells aren't as big as we've seen but look fun and clean.
The coming period is very active but there are windows of lighter winds to work around. Read on.
By Thurs we should start seeing slightly bigger E’ly tradeswell from a fetch developing next week in the Coral Sea.
A complex polar low is approaching the NZ corridor and although the frontal progression looks a notch less favourable for swell production up the East Coast we’ll still see S’ly groundswell pulses over the weekend.
The South Coast looks great all period, with the Mid Coast building in size next week but with deteriorating winds.
High pressure is approaching Tasmania with a weak trough expected to linger in the Tasman and across the North Coast over the weekend and lead to mostly light breezes, especially Sun. A complex polar low is approaching the NZ corridor and although the frontal progression looks a notch less favourable for swell production up the East Coast we’ll still see S’ly groundswell pulses over the weekend
High pressure is approaching Tasmania with a weak trough expected to linger in the Tasman over the weekend and lead to mostly light/variable breezes. A complex polar low is approaching the NZ corridor and although the frontal progression looks a notch less favourable for swell production up the East Coast we’ll still see S’ly groundswell pulses over the weekend.
