Building S/SW swell through tomorrow afternoon, easing Wednesday though with onshore winds. Variable breezes Thursday, but cleaner Friday on the beaches with a new S/SW swell, easing through the weekend.
We have no major groundswells on the cards and an extended, predominant SE airstream ahead, so with little swell potential for the Mid Coast we’ll have to pick the eyes out of the wind forecast at Victor.
It’s not a particularly inspiring forecast period.
The only real swell source for the weekend will be the existing E’ly swell.
Sunday’s NE airstream will be related to a developing trough of Southern NSW, that will form a Tasman Low by Monday afternoon.
You’ll have to make the most of the dawn patrol down south on Thursday.
A new groundswell is expected to build across the coast, generated by an intense storm well SW of Western Australia over the weekend and earlier this week.
Strong S’ly swells will push across Northern NSW on Thursday, originating from the strongest part of the current Tasman Low.
The expected E/NE swell is still on track, and should arrive through tomorrow before showing strongly through Friday.
A new long period swell is due to arrive overnight Wednesday.
