Large S’ly swells will dominate the weekend as an impressive Tasman Low reaches a peak in strength on Saturday.
There'll be plenty of swell on offer over the coming days but conditions will only start to improve from Sunday.
There's an upgrade in the easterly swell due on the weekend with the associated low being stronger and broader in nature.
Make the most of today's clean conditions and tomorrow morning as winds will be flukier into the weekend and become poor next week.
Give the end of the week a miss and focus on the weekend for cleaner, peakier options on the South Coast.
A poor end to the week and a couple of new swells, improving slowly on the weekend as the size eases.
Looks like a weekend of fresh southerly winds, and a summery mix of S/SE and E’ly swells.
A stalled trough off the coast is expected to muscle up through Thursday (see below), strengthening E/SE winds into the Far South Coast, before a Tasman Low forms along the trough line overnight Thursday, and drives southerly gales across all Southern NSW coast regions into Friday morning.
A strengthening fetch of north-east winds are producing a building north-east swell which looks best tomorrow as winds swing offshore and it eases.
A bit of swell to work with this week but persistent onshore winds will create average conditions.
