Drop in swell tomorrow morning, with a new swell kicking later, peaking Friday morning with light winds. Fading surf through the weekend, tiny to flat next week.
The Coral Sea ridge will weaken slightly into the weekend and contract to the north, which will in turn weaken wind speeds across the coast.
New W/SW swell tomorrow with early offshore winds, easing Friday with a S-S/SW breeze. Strong new W/SW swell for Saturday with good winds for protected spots, with a reinforcing swell for Sunday afternoon and Monday.
Easing S/SW swell tomorrow with cleaner but peaky conditions for the morning. New swell building Friday, tiny early, with favourable winds, easing into Saturday. Small inconsistent W/SW swell building Sunday, holding Monday.
Today’s fresh southerlies will abate overnight, and the next four days will see mainly light winds under the influence of a slow, stable pressure pattern.
Easing swell tomorrow with a variable breeze through the morning. Good new swell for Friday, easing over the weekend with morning E'ly breezes.
A lack of normal north-west swell energy for this time of year, with swells from the N/NE and NE due over the coming period.
Before we get stuck into surf size estimates, we also need to look at the other dominant factor for the entire week - persistent SE winds.
The developing Tasman Low looks very impressive on paper but it’s actually going to move quickly to the east.
Building S'ly swell tomorrow with less than ideal winds, clean and easing Wednesday. New pulse for Friday with favourable winds, small into the weekend.
