Strong trades through the central and northern Coral Sea over the weekend will gradually extend south by late Sunday, nosing just far enough into SE Qld’s eastern swell window to allow for a minor increase in short range E/NE energy.
Bit of a slow weekend ahead, with easing southerly swells for Saturday becoming very small into Sunday.
A weak N/NE windswell will stop the coast going flat but next weekend looks more promising for surf.
Plenty of surfing options this period, smallest on the weekend but still fun.
There's great to excellent surf due across the state from Sunday but more so next week with good winds and tons of swell.
Plenty of good surf days ahead for the South Coast with a couple of windows for the Mid Coast.
There'll be plenty of surfing options this period, initially on the beaches and then back to protected spots.
Into the medium term and a series of deep lows and fronts amassed in the Southern Ocean look to send some small, long period refracted S swell to Tas towards the end of next week. No great size is expected due to the swell direction, so expect some 2ft days to bring in the first days of Spring.
Average conditions tomorrow with plenty of swell, cleaner and better from Friday.
The current robust but compact low is driving near gales in a thin fetch adjacent to the Central/Mid North Coast, with a tail of weaker winds extending out into the Central Tasman, with the whole show moving eastwards quickly today. Another, much weaker front, pushes up the coast tomorrow before a large high pressure system sets up a ridge along the temperate to sub-tropical coast of NSW.
