An amplifying node of the Long Wave Trough will impact the south-eastern corner of the country later this week.
Nothing of note until the weekend when we may see a large stormy S'ly swell.
Sunday's small Tasman Low has already reached a peak in strength, and is now easing.
Average conditions across the South West until late week, with windows to the north from Wednesday, best Saturday morning with a new SW groundswell before winds go onshore.
Tons of swell for the Mid Coast over the coming period but with poor winds from the western quadrant. Weaker swells down South, better late week but with deteriorating winds.
Tricky and varying pulses of westerly swell this period with favourable winds for the Surf Coast.
Make the most of Saturday as we have an advancing southerly change expected Sunday that’ll wipe out most beaches.
Nothing of note over the weekend, with a mix of N/NE windswell and new E'ly swell Tuesday as winds swing offshore through the day, clean and smaller to end the week.
Saturday’s late southerly change will evolve into a small Tasman Low through Sunday, and as per Wednesday’s notes we’ve seen daily upgrades in the model runs.
Small W/SW swell tomorrow, cleanest through the morning and then tiny for the rest of the period.
