A Tasman Low will form overnight in the central Tasman Sea, and a series of secondary lows and surface fronts wrapping around its western flank will maintain gale force S’ly winds parallel to the NSW Coast for several days.
The synoptics look complex, but in reality the short term period has a relatively straightforward surf outlook. Big and windy from the south.
Average increase in S windswell tomorrow, fading Friday with a good SE swell building Saturday and better, larger E/NE swell for Sunday through Tuesday.
Building W/SW swell with onshore winds tomorrow, cleaner and easing Friday. New inconsistent W/SW groundswell building Saturday, easing Sunday with favourable winds.
Onshore building surf tomorrow with a mix of stronger S/SW groundswell Friday as winds improve around Mandurah and Perth (possibly the South West). Better conditions over the weekend across the South West with a good new SW groundswell.
Mix of building swells tomorrow with favourable winds, easing Friday with offshores continuing. Good W/SW tending SW groundswell for the weekend with good winds again, and then some fun W/SW swell for the Mid Coast early next week.
Mix of swells tomorrow with mostly poor winds, cleaner Friday morning as the swell eases with variable breezes. Winds from the north-east quadrant with a building long-period SW groundswell Saturday, easing Sunday.
Variable winds and fun swells over the coming days, easing into the weekend with a decent S/SW pulse later next Tuesday/Wednesday though with possible average winds.
Fun mix of S/SW groundswells over the coming days, likely biggest Thursday, easing into the weekend with an average swell Sunday/Monday, better Tuesday.
We’ve got a couple of quiet days lining up ahead of a prolonged onslaught of southerly wind and southerly swell.
