Lots of swells sources for the coming period, though initially a little flukey and tricky. Good run for protected spots from Sunday.
Smaller surf is expected for the next couple of days as all of our current swells ease back in size.
The storm track will shift further to the east, allowing SW gales to exit eastern Bass Strait and this will set up a building short range southerly swell.
Nothing major on the cards this period with small pulses of S'ly and SE swell to work with.
A small, fun S'ly swell with good winds tomorrow, then slow until a new swell builds Sunday though with dicey winds.
Give the surf a miss over the coming days as the next storm pushes through. The weekend and early next week look better before things to to crap again.
A couple of vigorous cold fronts will fire up and into us into the end of the week and start of the weekend, bringing large, stormy and windy waves. The surf will improve from Sunday with plenty of energy left in the mix.
A tricky westerly swell for the weekend, with a more reliable though less consistent SW groundswell for later in the weekend and early next week.
We’re on the backside of weekend’s event, but with not a great deal standing out in the forecast, you’ll be best off making the most of Tuesday’s light winds and fun surf.
Now that the weekend’s low has cleared our swell window, and the Tasman Sea is devoid is swell generating activity, we’re having to look further afield for swell prospects.
