Inconsistent new S/SW groundswell for Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, nothing signficant from then on until a small SW swell Tuesday/Wednesday. Possible bigger S/SW swells to end the weekend the next weekend.
Inconsistent new S/SW groundswell for Thursday afternoon and Friday morning, nothing signficant from then on until a small SW swell Tuesday/Wednesday. Possible bigger S/SW swells to end the weekend the next weekend.
Tuesday will therefore deliver rapidly easing NE swell from today, and SE Qld will see a small undercurrent of trade swell from a minor fetch that’s been positioned off the southern end of New Caledonia for the last day or so.
Tiny over the coming days ahead of a new N/NE windswell Friday with winds swinging offshore. S'ly tending SE swell to follow over the weekend.
Mix of mid-period and long-period W/SW swells for Wednesday with W/NW winds, fading Thursday. Onshore change moving through Friday, poor through Saturday, improving Sunday.
Today’s westerly change has no redeeming features of than its influence on surface conditions.
Large new S/SW groundswell for tomorrow morning with offshore winds, onshore and smaller Wednesday. Improving conditions slightly Thursday but best Friday with a new weak mid-period S/SW swell.
Building and strengthening W/SW swell energy tomorrow, with a large powerful SW groundswell peaking Wednesday with good winds. Easing Thursday under freshening offshores for the South Coast. Average from Friday.
Building and strengthening mid-period W/SW swell tomorrow with westerly winds, large W/SW groundswell peaking Wednesday with favourable winds for the Surf Coast. Easing Thursday under northerly offshores, average weekend.
The synoptic chart says it all: a cut-off mid latitude low just SW of the state is driving strong westerly winds into the lower SW of Western Australia.
