The synoptic pattern looks unseasonal with a huge, slow moving high in the Bight, expected to be reinforced by another cell to create a blocking pattern below the continent and maintain a long lasting ridge up the Eastern Seaboard this week with a healthy trade flow developing in the Coral Sea later this weekend.
Although S’ly winds will be problematic until Fri there’ll some swell to play with as low pressure remains in the Tasman, with a slingshot fetch expected as the low moves N during the week and some sideband energy for NETas.
We've got large swells inbound with improving winds, best from Wednesday and deteriorating later week.
A trough in the Coral Sea accentuates an unstable SE flow in the sub-tropics and adds a local source of SE-E/SE swell into the mix north of Coffs. The high will be dominant right through into next week, as it slowly drifts into the Tasman, with some possibly juicy long range scenarios.
We've got a good period of surf ahead with persistent winds from the north-eastern quadrant and a mix of swells inbound.
Although the constant S-SE winds will be problematic there’ll be heaps of swell as low pressure remains in the Tasman, with a slingshot fetch expected as the low moves N during the week.
We've got a very un-winter like forecast with lots of winds from the eastern quadrant but some fun groundswells on the way.
A deepening mid-latitude low moving across us will bring some northerly windswell followed by short-range southerly energy.
We’re looking at an unseasonable coastal trough developing off the SE Qld region, which is expected to generate solid, punchy short range E/SE swells for a few days.
There are a couple of windows shaping up for a fun surf.
