The current low located near Lord Howe Island dissipates through today with easing winds along the Eastern Seaboard as a result. Weak pressure gradients then occupy the Tasman through the mid week, offering up good conditions as a long range E swell makes landfall.
The coming period is tricky with a mix of different swells and varying winds so you'll need to be on it.
Through Mon we’ll see a slow building trend from the E/SE as swells fill in from a tropical depression drifting south from Fiji.
A low is expected to move E of Tasmania o/night and form a broad low pressure trough in the Tasman driving SW’ly then S’ly winds up the Tasmanian east coast before moving NE as a surface low over the weekend. That will be the second surface low in succession to form in the Tasman and we may yet see a third develop later next week.
A low is expected to move E of Tasmania o/night and form a broad low pressure trough in the Tasman driving N-NW’ly then S’ly winds up the coast before moving NE as a surface low over the weekend. That will be the second surface low in succession to form in the Tasman and we may yet see a third develop later next week.
The coming period remains poor, but with some swell potential mid-late next week.
The weekend will be generally average with better surf due into mid-late next week.
A low is expected to move E of Tasmania o/night and form a broad low pressure trough in the Tasman driving W’ly then S’ly winds along the NSW coast before moving NE as a surface low over the weekend. That will be the second surface low in succession to form in the Tasman and we may yet see a third develop later next week.
There won't be much to work with over the weekend, with Monday looking to be a much better bet.
Now is the window for a paddle ahead of a poor weekend.
