Easing SW swell with great winds for the exposed beaches over the coming days, becoming tiny to flat from Wednesday afternoon. New W/SW swell kicking strongly late Friday but with onshore winds, easing slowly over the weekend with a slight improvement in winds.
The problem with these kinds of systems is that the greater SE Qld and Far Northern NSW coasts can’t really hand this kind of size, nor the associated gale force E’ly winds.
Small flukey S swell for Sunday at south magnets with offshore winds, fading during the day. Small N/NE swell for Tuesday afternoon through the end of the week.
Good SW swell tomorrow with favourable winds, easing Sunday and fading further Monday with morning offshores.
The weekend looks pretty craptacular.
Slow start to tomorrow with offshore winds, followed by a new swell later in the day, easing Sunday with dicey winds. Onshore stormy surf developing around Perth and Mandurah later Monday, easing Tuesday with some new SW swell mid-late week as winds improve from Thursday.
New S/SW swell for tomorrow, easing Sunday with E/NE winds each morning. Cleaner conditions into early next week but with small surf, easing and becoming tiny.
Good SW swell tomorrow with favourable winds for the Surf Coast during the morning, easing S/SW energy Sunday with variable winds and clean conditions across all locations. Fun beachy waves Monday and Tuesday, tiny mid-week.
Sunday is therefore the pick of the weekend, with this short range E/SE swell expected to reach a peak, in addition to a slowly building E’ly swell from a developing trade flow south of New Caledonia - an entirely seperate swell generating system.
There’s plenty of swell potential for the weekend, but we are at increasing risk of poor conditions.
