This period winds will become more of an issue and it'll be harder to find a quality wave. There looks to be persistent, fun levels of swell.
The latter part of the week will see a NE flow develop, with periods of light NW breezes inshore. Trade flows across the South Coral and Northern Tasman Sea won’t be particularly strong this week but the broad scale coverage of winds will be enough to see a modest building trend into Thurs and Fri.
An average day of surf tomorrow, much better Wednesday but then deteriorating again into the end of the week and weekend. Mid-late next week and weekend look fun.
A weakening trough moving up the NSW coast will peter out across the Northern Rivers on Saturday morning.
The southerly change pushing up Southern NSW this afternoon doesn’t have a lot of strength nor longevity in its fetch, but we do have some swell potential for the weekend.
The East Coast doesn't look to offer much surf potential this period. Try the South Arm.
Plenty of swell and generally favourable winds for the forecast period.
There's a good new swell due tomorrow but winds won't be as favourable as they have been. Cleaner conditions are due as the swell fades steadily.
A large pulse of swell due later today will ease slowly from tomorrow with generally light winds each morning besides Monday.
There's lots of swell due over the coming days with small windows of favourable conditions for selected spots.
