We’re at the cusp of the next phase of south swell, which will dominate the next few days. Sourced primarily from a strong front that pushed through the lower Tasman Sea today (originating form polar latitudes), we’ll then see secondary energy from a developing Tasman Low off New Zealand’s West Coast. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Plenty of southerly swell over the coming days following this afternoon's spike. Generally favourable winds.
Plenty of swell on the way with generally favourable winds to work around.
Good conditions and fun swells to end of the week, fading through the weekend with varying winds.
A fun run of waves for the South Coast with generally clean conditions each morning. Largest over the coming days.
A large increase in swell this afternoon will ease over the coming days as winds improve. Plenty more activity for the weekend, but what about the winds?
Looking to our south and there’s a whole stack of action coming up for us. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Tuesday's new S'ly swell will be the first in a series of south swells associated with an amplifying node of the Long Wave Trough over the eastern states, culminating in the development of a Tasman Low by Wednesday. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A run of southerly swell from mid-week, windy at times but clean and fun at others.
Plenty of swell from tomorrow with varying though workable winds for the savvy.
