Average outlook due to negative SAM
Average outlook due to negative SAM
West swells with no size for the coming period but some windows for beginners.
West swells with no size for the coming period but some windows for beginners.
Not many clean days to chose from but there are a couple..
Plenty of swell and workable winds this week and weekend with swells from the west.
We’ve got a series of overlapping southerly swells on target for the entire NSW coast. However, winds are looking dicey for most of the region south of Ballina or Yamba. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Essentially, we’ve got a series of overlapping southerly swells on target for Southern NSW. And some NE swell at the end of the week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Fun windows of waves across the state with less consistent and small to moderate swells from the west.
The leading edge of an incredible long period swell is due to reach the WA coast early Saturday morning. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Although it’s unfortunate that the low has been downgraded in size potential, there is some good news: it’s expected to linger a little longer in our remote south swell window, and should generate some useful S’ly swell for a few days early next week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
So, we’ve got a lot of swell and wind lining up on the weekend charts and graphs. But, the surf outlook it’s not quite as straightforward as you might otherwise think. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Today’s combo of swells has originated from three sources: (1) long period groundswell (just registered 18 seconds at the CdC buoy), from a deep cut off low SW of WA on Tuesday, (2) mid-range swell from the associated front that tracked through the Bight Wed/Thurs, and (3) local windswell from local 20kt NW winds. More in the Forecaster Notes.