Good SW swell tomorrow with variable winds from the east, dropping back a touch Friday but cleaner with lighter N'ly winds ahead of an onshore change. No decent swell and persistent SE-S/SE winds next week.
Week NE windswells are on the cards in the short term, however the main focus is E/NE windswll generated by Severe Tropical Cyclone Victor. This swell is looking fun for open beaches right up until early next week with sets forecast to move into the 3-4ft range over the weekend.
Good SW groundswell tomorrow, followed by a reinforcing pulse Friday but with dicey winds, best Friday morning. Easing surf over the weekend with less favourable winds.
Easing surf ahead of a XL swell filling in Wednesday easing into the weekend, with another pro-longed XL swell event from late Sunday through early Tuesday, followed by yet another XL swell Wednesday evening.
Thursday will herald the leading edge of a long range E’ly swell that’s expected to dominate our region for some time
Tiny tomorrow and early Wednesday ahead of some good SW swell through the afternoon and following days.
We are looking at small, clean conditions each morning, however late week/weekend holds much better prospects for solid E/NE groundswell from TC Victor.
Mix of swells tomorrow with strong SE winds, with a building S/SW swell Wednesday, easing Thursday as SE winds continue. Nothing significant from the weekend.
We are looking at a modest but workable SE swell on Tuesday morning, but the real excitement comes from Ula's bigger brother Victor which has the potential to deliver inconsistent 3-4ft sets by the weekend.
Small clean waves for exposed breaks tomorrow morning, with a new swell building later Wednesday and peaking Thursday, with a reinforcing S/SW swell for Friday, easing into the weekend. Light winds each morning to end the week with onshores for the weekend.
