The current synoptic situation has a Groundhog Day feel to it, with another very weak high pressure cell in the Tasman (1019hPa), directing a mod N’ly flow along the temperate NSW coastline, with a weak Tradewind flow in the Coral Sea
Small swells with favourable winds for the beaches will pad out this period. A stronger swell is due on the weekend.
With high pressure moving NE into the Tasman we’ll see winds increase as a SE surge builds up the Fraser/Burnett coast.
The coming period isn't great with tomorrow morning likely being the pick of it.
With high pressure moving NE into the Tasman we’ll see winds from the N freshen through Sat reaching mod/fresh paces in the a’noon. That should generate some workable NE windswell for tomorrow.
Compared to the last few weeks the coming period is very slow but there are a couple of fun mornings expected.
Further ahead and we have a dynamic outlook on the cards. An inland low and trough - a hybrid monsoonal feature- looks to approach the NSW coast, with a strengthening NE infeed into the system.
Make the most of the current swell and favourable weekend winds before things go quiet from next week.
Make the most of the weekend ahead of a more typical summer outlook next week.
Further ahead and we have a dynamic outlook on the cards. An inland low and trough - a hybrid monsoonal feature- looks to approach the NSW coast, with a strengthening NE infeed into the system.
