Friday is probably the best day of the week as we’ll see plenty of S/SE swell and lighter winds as a weak ridge of high pressure settles across the region.
We’ve got a dynamic outlook ahead, though the next few days look a little tricky for surf.
Small levels of E/NE energy ahead of a stronger E/SE groundswell on the weekend.
Make the most of the swell coming over the next two days.
A severe low will bring wide-spread, oversized stormy surf and erosion.
A mix of westerly and south-west swell with favourable winds is expected.
The coming days aren't great, with Thursday being the standout of the period.
No great change to the weekend outlook, with a strong high (1030hPa) moving offshore from the south coast of NSW and a coastal low forming off the North Coast of NSW. We’ll see a N’ly flow develop off the high tomorrow with freshening N-NW winds and some small NE windswell developing in the a’noon to 2ft.
Very dynamic weekend f/cast. Strong high pressure (1030hpa) moving off the Southern NSW Coast with a trough and embedded coastal low currently forming off the Far North Coast and expected to deepen into tomorrow before dissipating Sun and lingering in the Tasman early next week as a trough.
The situation becomes dynamic again next week. The trough is expected to stall in the central Tasman with a new strong front pushing NE into the Tasman and becoming incorporated into the trough system. The system then looks to stall and intensify near the South Island, possibly even retrograding mid next week.
