Wed now looks very sizey with a full fledged low off the coast, E’ly gales feeding into it and L-XL surf developing along the NSW Central and Southern coastlines.
Make the most of the South Coast's clean conditions today and tomorrow, with an onshore change now due earlier Sunday.
The coming days look to be the best of the period before things go quieter from later next week
Make the most of the coming swells before things go a touch quieter into the end of next week.
A good sized swell aligns with light offshore breezes this weekend before the surf drops and winds pick up next week
South swell over the coming days will replaced by some stronger W/SW-SW groundswell energy over the weekend.
In the eastern swell window a massive high east of New Zealand and tropical depression in Tongan longitudes is reaching peak intensity and expected to send some meaningful E’ly groundswell towards the eastern seaboard, making landfall over the weekend and next week.
In the eastern swell window a massive high east of New Zealand and tropical depression in Tongan longitudes is reaching peak intensity and expected to send some meaningful E’ly groundswell towards the eastern seaboard and as far south as Tasmania, making landfall early next week.
Both coasts will clean up through tomorrow with easing levels of swell, with good SW groundswell pulses for the weekend under light northerly winds.
In the eastern swell window a massive high east of New Zealand and tropical depression in Tongan longitudes is reaching peak intensity and expected to send some meaningful E’ly groundswell towards the eastern seaboard, making landfall over the weekend and next week.
