In the short run and an elongated “bubble” high sits along the NSW coast through tomorrow, bringing a cracker of a day with light offshore breezes which will tend N/NE through the day.
Light winds tomorrow but then onshore from Wednesday for the South Coast with tiny peelers on the Mid Coast. Better surf developing on the South Coast from the weekend.
Dicey winds and weaker swells this week, more reliable into the weekend with some good new swell and decent winds for selected breaks.
Nothing too major this period but plenty of small surf days.
Tricky winds over the coming period with moderate sized + pulses of SW groundswell.
The low does develop a useful fetch of E’ly winds on the southern flank and these are well aimed for NETas.
The ridge maintaining the SE flow which has been maintaining fun waves for the CQ region is slowly but surely drying up, with a total failure of Tradewinds expected next week, leading to a period of tiny/flat surf.
We've been waiting all day but the buoy is looking good and there are signs of new swell starting to show.
That front then forms a low, which becomes slow moving as it tracks NE towards the North Island. Swell is incoming from the front and the low, generating swell from the southern quadrant.
That front then forms a low, which becomes slow moving as it tracks NE towards the North Island. Swell is incoming from the front and the low, generating swell from the southern quadrant over the weekend and into next week.
