There’s nothing I love more than a relatively stationary synoptic pattern. Slow moving weather systems - even small, weaker patterns - always have their swell potential amplified and often result in a much more drawn out event, which increases the chances of finding favourable windows of opportunity. And that’s what we’re looking at this week.
Clean but tiny tomorrow, with a strong new swell arriving later in the day, peaking early Wednesday with all day offshore winds. Strong acute W'ly swell building later Thursday as winds swing offshore, clean and easing Friday.
Small to tiny tomorrow with a good new swell for Wednesday with all day offshores for the beaches. Onshore change moving through Thursday and then small and clean east of Melbourne over the weekend.
Large easing E'ly swell over the weekend with morning offshores. NE swell for later in the week.
Has is been worth the wait? Depends on your paddling ability and stamina I suppose.
Nothing to surf over the weekend, with a small swell for later Tuesday and Wednesday morning along with decent winds.
Tiny weekend, increasing slightly Sunday afternoon. Good building swell but onshore winds Monday, XL into Wednesday with strong onshores, cleaner and easing Thursday.
As such we’re looking at plenty of strong swell to kick start the weekend, and the swell direction will probably shift back to the SE under the influence of this secondary pulse.
Tiny tomorrow with clean conditions most of the day, average Sunday and Monday. Good new swell for Wednesday morning with offshore winds.
Small to tiny surf over the coming days with good winds for magnets. A good new SW groundswell for Wednesday with offshore winds
