The Tasman Low responsible for our three-day swell event began easing late Sunday so we’ll see a corresponding easing of surf size from now onwards.
The storm track isn't conducive to generating any major swell for us this period. Try the East Coast notes.
We'll see easing surf over the coming days with nothing too substantial to follow it up, so get stuck in.
There's a ton of swell on the way but it'll be working the local winds and conditions that'll be key.
There should be some kind of wave all week on the Mid Coast, more than surfable at times while there's more energy due on the weekend.
An evening change will move through today with poor winds due to persist until late in the week. Swell wise it'll be inconsistent with a mixed outlook next week.
In Wednesday’s forecast I discussed a potential NE cyclone swell.
The Tasman Low will maintain strength through Sunday, meaning Monday’s on target for strong S/SE surf
We've got a sizey easterly swell on the way and it's well worth making the most of even with the slightly dicey winds. There'll be quality waves about.
Improving surf through the weekend with plenty of swell but the make the most of it as next week looks a bit meh.
