An angled trough of low pressure forms off the NSW Coast o/night and quickly moves out into the Tasman Sea. Compared to Wed’s notes windspeeds look a smidge weaker, but the fetch forms a better aligned SE arm around the trough line through Sat.
There's nothing to really point out this period with funky swells and funky winds.
The wind outlook will turn less reliable from this afternoon with fun swell pulses for the South Coast.
There's plenty more swell to come over the coming days but winds will be much more of a problem.
Indonesia will slow down this period with nothing significant due until late month.
The swell is on the build with a peak due tomorrow under offshore winds. Follow up swells don't look as clean.
That will see SE winds for sub-tropical areas with a small, building trade swell to ride.
Backed by a strong high we’ll see very tight coastal pressure gradients with strong S’lies Sat and a large windy S swell
Today and the coming days are the pick of the period.
We've got good surf due tomorrow, with winds going dicey from Friday but with a couple of strong southerly groundswell pulses.
