Our extended run of SE swell will continue to slowly ease into Tuesday, and should be essentially gone by Wednesday afternoon. However, there’s plenty of new swell on the way. More in the Forecaster Notes.
An OK pulse of S'ly swell for tomorrow and then slower ahead of some swell potential into next week.
An increase in local swell this afternoon, easing tomorrow with smaller pulses to follow but decent winds each morning.
Windows of lighter winds and cleaner conditions in between fronts and with large swells inbound.
Make the most of tomorrow's size down South as the rest of the forecast is fairly slow and small. Conditions will be favourable though.
The un-winter like run of swells and conditions are set to continue this week. Will there be a change next week?
Similar winds are expected on Saturday as what we’ve seen today, though they will ease back and we’re looking at a light variable flow across most regions on Sunday. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Incredibly, the low in the Tasman Sea is still active right now and will still be generating swell for Southern NSW throughout Saturday and into Sunday morning. With an approx 1.5-2 day lag time across the basin, this means we’ll see easterly swell through the first half of next week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Plenty of surfing options this period with strong but easing swells from the east, followed by south next week.
Finally some better swell generating systems for the South Arm firing up through next week.
