The satellite observations are in and we should see some N/NW swell arriving this afternoon though persisting into the end of the week.
The end of the week looks fairly meh, with better surf potential on the weekend.
We've got increasing Southern Ocean frontal activity due over the coming week, but winds will mostly not play ball.
Easing surf ahead of an inconsistent SW groundswell Sunday/Monday.
We’ve got plenty more swell on the way, and much better winds on Tuesday as the synoptic pattern relaxes, allowing a light variable airstream to envelop the coast.
The current energy will be fun but easing tomorrow ahead of a better increase Wednesday.
While not overly significant, there is a bit more swell and surf to work with this period.
A final low pressure system associated with our recent complex synoptic pattern moved from a position north of New Zealand last week, into the Tasman Sea over the weekend.
The coming week is mostly average, apart from a flukey northerly groundswell from Severe Tropical Cyclone Sean.
The coming week looks generally small and onshore with some better swell and a window of light winds due this weekend.
