During the morning, a low will form in the western Tasman Sea, driving gusty southerly winds along the Mid North Coast into the afternoon ahead of an overnight arrival into SE Qld.
The long term outlook is suggesting a deep polar low will push under Tasmania, driving a powerful front into the Tasman Sea and generating a very larger sustained southerly groundswell event.
There's nothing to recommend over the coming period until late next week.
Fun west swells with generally favourable conditions this weekend. Larger swell potential late next week.
Plenty of fun options tomorrow with variable winds and a reinforcing SW swell, easing Sunday as winds start to deteriorate.
The Mid Coast will offer plenty of surfable days, though with some bump. The South Coast will see more size and generally clean conditions.
Lots of options for a surf this weekend with plenty of W/SW swell and decent winds.
Don’t expect much surf for the weekend, with cold and W’ly winds on offer and surf close to flat both days. A tiny wave Sat a’noon in the 1-1.5ft range may be surfable for chunky equipment.
The tropical low over the North Island has rotated out of the swell window, dissipating quickly as it did so. We’ve still got some fun, albeit downgraded, E’ly quadrant swell inbound from that source before a period of quiet surf becomes established over the weekend.
A new westerly swell is due to build through the end of the week, with fun waves Saturday.
