Nothing overly major on the cards for the period (seeing it's winter), but there are some fun pulses of swell for next week with workable winds.
The fetch responsible for the last few days of great waves has remained active off the west coast of New Zealand since Sunday, though is now slowly weakening and rotating outside of our swell window. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The fetch responsible for the last few days of great waves has remained active off the west coast of New Zealand, though is now slowly weakening and rotating outside of our swell window. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A fading and weak northerly windswell tomorrow, with some follow up and better southerly for the weekend, but stronger and larger next week.
After a slow period, there's a bit more action and activity on the charts starting from Friday.
The surf will ease tomorrow and further Friday as conditions improve, with some fun new swells from the weekend and next week.
An XXL groundswell is on the way though winds will spoil the Mid Coast at the swell's peak. Better options in protected spots down South with fun waves from Sunday through mid-next week.
A slightly better outlook for the end of the week with an upgrade in an additional swell mixed in with the long-period and westerly energy.
At this stage there’s no reason to deviate from Friday’s estimate. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The swell source was very strong and sustained - and indeed, still is - however it was off axis from our swell window, and this will affect not only the size of the swell reaching Southern NSW compared to its northern counterparts but also the consistency. More in the Forecaster Notes.
