Frontal activity is going to generate some small S pulses in the short term with some fun waves on tap at S facing beaches. Next week we should see a stronger system move NE into the Tasman potentially generating some sizier S swell. Quite a decent outlook for September.
We're already seeing great waves on the Surf Coast, with even more size and quality to come.
There's nothing of real note for the Indonesian region with flukey swell pulses to target.
A strengthening node of the Long Wave Trough will bring moderate to large episodes of swell.
The current SE surge from the high has produced more surfable conditions across CQ, which will ease into the middle of this week.
By mid next week we may see freshening N-NE flow off the South Coast into Bass Strait generate some NE windswell, possibly sizey.
More frontal activity is expected later this week continuing the pattern of episodic S swells with generally favourable winds.
There's one morning to focus on this week.
A reactivation of the Southern Ocean storm track should bring large, back to back swells for the South Coast.
After a spell of early spring heat the synoptic pattern has reversed back to a more winter style situation with frontal activity pushing into the Tasman, backed by a strong high (1040hPa) in the Bight. We’ll see this high rapidly weaken and move up over NSW and into the Tasman this week while zonal fronts continue westerly ridging below Tasmania and bring mostly offshore winds to temperate NSW.
