The circulation in the trough line has increased wind speeds in the fetch as the air mass moves from high to low pressure. As a result we’ll see an increase in wave heights and period through tomorrow.
The circulation in the trough line has increased wind speeds in the fetch as the air mass moves from high to low pressure. As a result we’ll see an increase in wave heights and period through tomorrow.
Make the most of the current swell as next week looks generally poor.
Both regions should be good to great tomorrow (bumpy on the Mid Coast) with a strong new swell.
The final wind outlook for the weekend is in, while most of next week is a write-off.
Swell of the season likely for the Maldives.
Tricky weekend with a stormy start to next week.
The coming period looks really fun before things go bad into next week and beyond.
Some fun new west swell is due tomorrow as conditions improve into the afternoon, with a larger south-west groundswell for the weekend.
This anchored trough fetch, or trough block pattern is favourable for swell production for almost the entire Eastern Seaboard and will come with mostly offshore winds until the weekend brings a more S’ly biased flow to Tasmania. We’ll see remnants of a small low at the terminus of the trough get captured over the weekend and generate S swells from the return flow of a regenerated low.
