On Tuesday morning, a cold front will cross the Southern NSW coast, and a new low pressure system will then develop in the central/southern Tasman Sea during the day, strengthening overnight and stalling by Wednesday into a deep Tasman Low, a real beauty.
We’ll see several different sources of swell from this system, most of which will overlap at some point so it’ll be hard to distinguish them all (and kinda pointless really, seeing how rapidly surf size will increase). But let’s take a look at a few of ‘em.
Tomorrow will be great across open beaches ahead of a windy south swell Wednesday, best as it eases.
The coming days look poor ahead of a solid swell later week.
Today is the pick of the period surf wise across all locations.
The mid-latitude low is moving in from the west while weakening, with easing winds and swell over the coming days. The weekend looks great for the South Coast.
The late increase in swell due today is now expected overnight with tomorrow revealing the best surf.
Today's strong swell will fade into the weekend ahead of stormy surf mid-next week.
The surf isn't expected to improve until Monday in the South West, but with a large, acute S'ly groundswell.
Some small E’ly tradeswell is also likely to build into the first week of winter as an E’ly fetch builds across the Coral Sea, suggesting a round of fun surf for CQ.
