The surf will be mostly clean this period but with less size than we have seen of late.
There'll be a drop in size across the Mid Coast with plenty of size for the South Coast with generally favourable winds.
A small low formed off a coastal trough close to the QLD/NSW border yesterday and is now drifting close to Lord Howe Island, continuing to move SE-E/SE towards New Zealand. A tight pressure gradient between the low and a dual-centred high moving through the Bight is creating low end gales and strong winds on the SW flank of the low and generating S’ly swells up the Eastern seaboard, favouring NSW for most size.
We've got an active period of surf ahead with plenty of swell pulses and more reliable winds from next week for the Surf Coast.
There's plenty of swell on the way, and besides tomorrow, winds look decent.
Tradewind swells are now easing, becoming tiny for the rest of the week.
There'll be plenty of surf over the coming week with great conditions but easing size from this afternoon.
The front interacts with the trough to form a surface low off the North Coast but consistent with Fridays notes the surface low is expected to rapidly move away towards New Zealand later Wed into Thurs, with a short spike in swell for NETas. More small S swell pulses are expected in the medium term.
The windows of clean conditions down South will be smaller this week, though with plenty of size.
A good coverage of strong breezes in the Coral Sea has built a handy tradewind swell, biggest in SEQLD and favouring the Points.
