So, with three distinct swell trains in the water - none of which are being picked up very well by the global wave models - I reckon you’ll do pretty well at most open beaches.
We’ve got a tricky weekend ahead, though there is plenty of potential.
Various S'ly swell pulses over the coming period starting from this afternoon, largest next week.
Easing SW groundswell tomorrow with back to back pulses of moderate sized swells from Sunday, with windows of good winds.
A fun weekend across swell magnets, with stronger groundswells from Tuesday next week with good winds.
Plenty of swell on the cards for the coming period, though under the model forecasts and with decent windows of good winds.
A strong afternoon kick in S/SW groundswell today, easing tomorrow with good winds ahead of an onshore change Sunday. Plenty of swell but not improving until the middle of next week.
Easing S groundswell through the coming days, with a small bump in new swell mid-next week followed by a larger stronger swell late week/weekend.
Easing S/SW groundswell through the coming days, with a small bump in new swell earlier next week followed by better, stronger and larger swells late week and into the following weekend.
Over the weekend, we’ll see a slow, steady undercurrent of long range E’ly swell generated by a broad subtropical low NE of New Zealand.
