We’re currently at the low point of the swell cycle; the trades will slowly start to muscle up south and west of New Caledonia and this will incrementally build a trade swell about the region over the coming days, biggest north of Byron.
Bascially flat for the most part, with an inconsistent long-range E/NE groundswell on the cards for next Wednesday.
Good swell tomorrow, easing into Wednesday before being topped up again through Thursday and Friday.
Tropical Cyclones, eh? Amidst much of the hyperbole in recent days, this system really doesn’t look especially favourable for southern NSW, for a couple of reasons.
Easing swell into tomorrow, new small S/SW swell Wednesday, better pulse Thursday with favourable winds.
Strong swell tomorrow with variable winds through the morning, easing into Wednesday with follow up swells through Thursday and Friday.
Strong SW groundswell tomorrow with winds tending variable through the morning, dropping back a touch through Wednesday with great winds for the Surf Coast most of the day. Plenty of swell to end the week but with average winds.
Today’s existing south swell will taper off through Saturday morning but a second southerly groundswell - much of the same characteristics as today’s event - is expected to push northwards across the coast during the day.
Easing but clean S/SE swell tomorrow, fading from the SE Sunday.
Easing surf with offshores tomorrow, small fun Sunday and then a new swell Monday, bigger Tuesday.
