Some modeling suggests this low will merge with the aforementioned broad troughy feature across the western Tasman Sea, forming a large, multi-centered low pressure system across the greater Tasman through the middle of next week.
A small tropical depression near Fiji later this week is modeled to move southwards on Friday, before slowly setting up camp north of New Zealand over the weekend and evolving to a fully fledged subtropical low by Monday.
A mix of fun swells Friday, fading into the weekend ahead of interesting developments next week.
Generally small swells this period with winds more out of the north-east rather than north-west.
A mix of swells over the coming days with workable winds. Larger surf is due next week though winds look to be more of an issue.
Weak swells and onshore winds for the coming days, improving into next week with some fun swell energy. Good W/SW groundswell potential late next week/weekend.
Nothing to get excited about over the coming days until next week when we're looking at a good few days on the beaches.
You know what? Take the next three days off. It ain’t really worth it. Especially given the incredible couple of weeks we’ve had. But.. there are waves ahead.
Average couple of days in the surf department ahead of some better swell prospects late week.
Friday is where things get really interesting.
