Lots of wind and plenty of swell but quality will be hard to come by until next week, improving slowly.
From next week the trend will be to E/NE swell. This will be generated by the increasing E to E/NE winds in the deep E’ly wind field retrograding S and W towards Southern NSW.
Trade flows and a deepening depression on Mon are likely to see surf pop back up again Tues into the 2ft range.
This will be generated by the increasing winds in the deep E’ly wind field retrograding W towards the coast as a large area of tropical low pressure off the QLD coast starts to deepen and move S.
There are a few surfable swells on the way but winds will be the main issue owing to lingering troughiness.
This will be generated by the increasing E to E/NE winds in the deep E’ly wind field retrograding S and W towards NSW as a large area of tropical low pressure off the QLD coast starts to deepen and move S.
Finding a window of clean conditions with a bit of size will be tricky over the coming period but there's more opportunity through next week.
A strong high will move in following a trough and change this afternoon, bringing persistent onshore winds and average surf.
Flag the coming days and make the most of the current conditions. Next week looks fun with improving swells and winds for the beaches.
The weekend will have waves, albeit of low quality, as the trough stretches out and SE to E/SE winds feeding into the bottom of the trough are well aimed at NE Tasmania.
