As this fetch was working on an already active sea state, and because the fetch tracked northwest then north as it ‘slingshot’ itself around the primary low, we’re going to see another strong pulse of secondary swell fill into the entire East Coast.
Easing SE groundswell over the coming days with offshores. New S'ly tending S/SE swell for mid-next week.
Small clean waves tomorrow morning, tiny through Friday and Saturday. Small swell pulses Sunday and Monday ahead of a strong swell Tuesday but with onshore winds.
The Tasman Low responsible for our current swell event will deliver one final push of excellent surf, and it’s due to arrive over the coming hours.
Large swells over the coming period with decent winds for Perth and Gero, improving in the South West from Monday.
Tiny and clean tomorrow morning ahead of an onshore change and afternoon kick in swell. Improving conditions Friday afternoon then great down South all weekend, and on the Mid Saturday.
Small clean swell tomorrow, tiny Friday but workable on the Mornington Peninsula early. New inconsistent W/SW swells for the weekend with favourable winds, larger surf into next week.
Low point in swell activity tomorrow, building slowly but inconsistently from Thursday afternoon with larger swells for the weekend and next week.
South facing beaches in Northern NSW should see strong 6ft+ waves from this event.
OK S'ly swell tomorrow and Wednesday, better SE pulses from Wednesday afternoon through until Saturday with good winds.
