The Southern Ocean storm track remains very strong, but it’s riding quite north in latitude, across the southern states. So, there's only one swell to work around.
Look, there’s really not much to get excited about this week. Only one swell to work around.
The outlook remains poor with a bit of swell due from the north mid-week but with poor winds.
Small pulses of westerly swell for the keen, though worth making the most of.
There'll be no let up in the frontal activity this week with strong winds, large stormy surf and limited surfing options.
There's plenty more swell due this week as another strong mid-latitude front pushes through, with options across both coasts.
Fun swells continue out of the west, mostly moderate in size and with winds from the north to north-west.
We’ve got a similar chance for a small flukey south swell, originated from a secondary fetch of W/SW gales exiting eastern Bass Strait on Sunday.
The weekend's strong frontal progression will be detached from polar latitudes, so we’re looking at another spell of small conditions interspersed with flukey south swells.
The coming forecast period remains quiet with only a couple of flukey swells on the cards.
