Following that, we’ll see a fallow period while we wait for the next round of Tradeswell to develop next week, possibly enhanced by tropical low pressure systems in the South Pacific and Coral Sea.
A new south swell due on the weekend has been upgraded but local winds will be less than ideal at its peak.
Following that, we’ll see a fallow period while we wait for the next round of Tradeswell to develop next week, possibly enhanced by tropical low pressure systems in the South Pacific and Coral Sea.
The coming period looks better for the South Coast while the Mid Coast looks to shine early next week.
The exposed beaches should offer fun surf Friday/Saturday, with some chunky westerly swell due on Monday but with dicey winds.
Make the most of the swell for the coming days, with plenty to work with for the rest of the period.
There's still a fun though inconsistent E/NE swell inbound ahead of small south swells, and a stronger N/NE windswell on the weekend.
Make the most of Tuesday and Wednesday as it’s shaping to be the best run of surf we’ve seen this season, pretty much everywhere.
To clarify further, I’m not revising my size estimates as such, it’s just that the fetch around the low - which should be pushing 50kts as we speak - is aimed away from the NSW coast so we’re looking at sideband energy glancing the coast later today and into Tuesday.
