This will certainly be one of the biggest easterly groundswells in many years.
We are still looking at open beaches building to a solid 4-6ft by Sunday with offshore breezes holding until at least early afternoon each day of the weekend. A good few days ahead, although inconsistent at times.
Open beaches are still on track to see a large and powerful E/NE groundswell on the weekend, now looking to peak on Saturday. Sets should build to the 6-8ft range by the afternoon, with larger bomb sets potentially pushing 10ft at exposed bombies.
Tiny tomorrow, clean mix of W/SW swells Friday, with another SW pulse Saturday and then third strong SW pulse Monday.
Easing surf with decent winds tomorrow, new S/SW swell for Friday with E/NE offshores, easing Saturday. Mid-period SW swell building Tuesday, peaking Wednesday morning with OK winds.
Easing surf with early W'ly winds tomorrow, onshore and building swell Friday, easing slowly all weekend but still onshore down South. Better on the Mid.
Easing surf with favourable winds for both coasts tomorrow morning, strong new SW swell filling in Friday, clean on the Surf Coast through the morning. Good again Saturday morning, easing further Sunday with variable winds.
Clean easing XXL swell tomorrow, smaller into Wednesday morning ahead of a new XXL swell arriving overnight and peaking Thursday morning with fresh NE tending E/NE winds.
Small new swell tomorrow, tiny through Wednesday and Thursday. Strong new W/SW swell for Friday with offshores.
Let’s not kid ourselves - the ‘little less size’ from the second solution is still much bigger than any easterly swell seen in these waters in several years. The first solution could result in a once-in-a-decade kind of swell event.
