The very active Southern Ocean pattern reaches a crescendo late Sun into Mon with an intense, complex polar low which becomes slow moving as it enters the Tasman sea swell window.
Easing size from today but good, reinforcing swells for the period with good winds in Perth and Mandurah, improving in the South West from Sunday.
Lots of surfing options for the South Coast with good windows on the Mid Coast working the winds.
We'll see increasing swell activity from tomorrow, initially west in nature but improving in direction from the weekend and into next week as winds favour protected spots.
As a cold front approaches Wed, NNW’ly winds freshen adjacent to the NSW coast and out into the Tasman sea. This is expected to generate a small 2ft NE windswell late Wed
Nothing too major this week but we'll see the surf jump in size from late week and into the weekend.
This broad tradewind fetch isn’t anything amazing, but with a persistent coverage of 20-25 Knot winds Tuesday into Thursday we should get a fully developed sea state, which is the maximum amount of energy that can be imparted into the ocean given a certain wind speed
Winds won't really improve across the South West until late week, but more so the weekend with better windows to the north following the extra large, stormy episode.
Energy radiating from this source fetch is expected to see a slow tail off in wave heights through tomorrow, with some rideable leftovers Wed, but you will have to deal with freshening N’ly winds.
Similar to last week, the surf will fade over the coming days ahead of a large mix of new swells late week, cleaner into the weekend with another good swell.
