High pressure slides into the Tasman off the Central NSW coast while the remnants of a front scoot across the Tasman. The front will have generated a small flush of S swell.
A gusty S/SW change is due into the South Arm around 7-8am Thursday (give or take) so any chances of surfing will need to happen at dawn.
Next week looks little more active now as a fetch of SW gales over the weekend between 70-100E builds seas to 20ft.
No change to the short term outlook, with a front passing south of the state tomorrow expected to give the southerly airstream a little nudge.
Next week sees another weak high in the Tasman and weak winds in the Coral Sea. There may be just enough coverage to see some just rideable surf from Mon, but we are talking knee high at best.
No change to the short term outlook, with an onshore change due around lunchtime Thursday likely to see light/mod NW winds prior to its arrival.
Some modest frontal activity pushes through late in the week with a developing N’ly flow on Sun set to provide some NE windswell.
Some modest frontal activity pushes through late in the week with a developing N’ly flow on Sun set to provide some NE windswell. Looks like more of the same next week with a fluctuating trough remaining semi-stalled along the NSW coast bringing mostly N'ly winds and small, weak swells.
We’re still looking at a fairly bland synoptic pattern with a weak, troughy environment in the Tasman, undergirded by zonal frontal activity well to the south. Some modest frontal activity pushes through late in the week with a developing N’ly flow on Sun set to provide some NE windswell.
Nothing amazing is expected as the energy sources weren’t terribly strong, nor were they well aligned perfectly within our swell window.
