A deep low (962hPa) is currently well to the SW of Tasmania and tracking into the lower Tasman, although being shunted to the SE as it does so. We’ll see some S’ly groundswell from this source.
We've got a strong groundswell inbound along with generally favourable winds to end off the week.
Our overactive start to summer continues.
The South Coast will see a bit of swell into the end of the week but besides tomorrow morning, conditions will be a little average.
On the back of a monsoonal surge models are starting to look interested in low pressure development between PNG, the Solomons and Vanuatu which may indicate the first real tropical developments of the season. Still too early to have any expectations on surf potential from this area but we will keep our eyes on it.
A deep low (962hPa) is currently well to the SW of Tasmania and tracking into the lower Tasman, although being shunted to the SE as it does so. We’ll see some flukey S’ly groundswell from this source. The weak, troughy pattern and mobile high pressure systems extends into next week under current modelling. There are a couple of funky swell sources on the radar during this time frame.
A strong low is firing up to the south-west of the state, bringing a solid spike in swell over the coming days.
Lots of S'ly swell for Maldives with good swells for Indonesia but with winds.
Expect tiny/flat surf this week and over the weekend.
There is a deep low expected to scoot through the lower Tasman, weakening as it does so which may offer some flukey S swell at S swell magnets Thurs/Fri.
