These tropical developments discussed on Monday are throwing many a curveball.
Fading surf tomorrow with a new W/SW swell Friday, easing into Saturday. Good new SW swell Sunday with varying winds, cleaner Monday.
Drop in SW swell tomorrow ahead of some new SW swell Friday with less than ideal winds. Better SW swell Sunday morning with offshores, persisting through early next week.
Not a whole lot to work with until Tuesday when an E/NE groundswell is due to fill in across open beaches. A strong front/cut-off low should favour protected southern corners, while exposed south swell magnets pick up building low quality windswell.
Open beaches look to be the focus over the coming week with small ebbs and pulses of easterly energy preceding a healthy long-range E/NE groundswell off a deepening tropical low. Longer term, we hope to see solid southelry groundswell of a front and cut-off low.
Small and onshore waves tomorrow, with a new SW swell building Friday with lighter winds down South through the morning. Cleaner easing swell Saturday morning with onshores into Sunday.
Easing swell with lingering light onshores tomorrow, smaller Friday morning as light onshores continue. New SW swell for the afternoon, easing Saturday and clean.
Easing mix of swells tomorrow ahead of a XXL swell building through Wednesday, easing Thursday with favourable winds. New inconsistent W/NW groundswell for Sunday, tending more NW Monday but with poor winds.
I know your attention is elsewhere in the swell window, so let’s crack on and get straight to the point.
A pretty quiet week ahead, although clean each morning. Better prospects come next week with the chance of a long range E/NE groundswell from a potential tropical cyclone.
