Of course, the surf outlook means nothing without a grip on local winds, and this is where things get a little fruity. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’re looking at small lows developing along the trough line - one of which may evolve into an ECL - and these will display much stronger winds, and thus will generate larger waves heights across narrow regions. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Lots of swell and wind on the way though good options for savvy surfers.
Unfortunately nothing to recommend so try the East Coast notes for much more surfing potential.
Lots of swell coming from Sunday and with decent winds through the period opening up all locations.
Only a couple of flukey windows to surf a clean and OK wave this period. Not great at all and better for kite surfing.
The poor outlook kicks back in with strong onshore winds and junky swells for the weekend. A couple of small windows may develop next week.
At this stage we can only discuss the weekend outlook with broad brushstrokes. But there are windows of opportunity to consider. More in the Forecaster Notes.
The complex trough developing along the coast will influence the entire East Coast, the scale of which is certainly not a regular occurrence. And the general swell trend is pretty straightforward: up, up and then up some more. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Dicey winds with a good new S'ly swell tomorrow. Onshore and building surf into next week, though there'll be windows in selected spots as winds shift around.
