A long range E’ly groundswell mentioned in Monday’s notes is still a possibility for Friday, generated by a deep sub tropical low well south of Tahiti over the weekend.
This will generate a poorly aligned though somewhat punchy round of south swell for Southern NSW, arriving in two stages - the first sometime later Saturday morning across Sydney’s south facing beaches, with a second swell pushing through on Sunday.
Tiny surf to continue with a fleeting pulse of NE swell Friday morning the only hope.
Tiny W/SW swell tomorrow, fading Friday, with more tiny waves Saturday. New W/SW swell for later Sunday and Monday morning with good conditions.
Large S/SW groundswell for the South West tomorrow morning but with onshore winds, cleaner to the north. Easing surf into Friday and Saturday, with a good new SW groundswell building Sunday, peaking Monday morning as winds improve.
Building stormy W/SW swell across the Mid Coast later tomorrow, tiny down South, while a stronger W/SW groundswell fills in Friday. Poor winds for both coasts, cleaner over the weekend with easing surf Saturday, and some new swell Sunday/Monday.
Small fading surf tomorrow with a fresh N'ly tending N/NW breeze. Slow start to Friday but a strong W'ly change will bring a rapid increase in size through the afternoon, cleaner and easing Saturday. New swells from Sunday with good winds for the Surf Coast and other locations Monday.
Easing S/SW swell energy over the coming days, with a new mid-period SW swell for Thursday and small S/SW Monday afternoon. Better groundswells from Tuesday afternoon next week.
Easing S/SW swell energy over the coming days, with a new mid-period SW swell for Thursday and small S/SW swell Sunday/Monday. Better groundswells from Tuesday afternoon next week.
The only interruption to this is a possible long range E’ly swell from a deep subtropical low well east of New Zealand (and south of Tahiti) today.
