Easing surf but with clean conditions across the South West tomorrow ahead of an extended run of XL onshore surf later next week.
A front and small low are now racing across the Tasman with a high over NSW moving into the Tasman and directing a freshening N’ly flow across most of the Eastern Seaboard. So far, so spring. A complex low, front and trough then approaches from the W, bringing a flush of W’ly winds and a S swell.
Onshore winds will strengthen into the end of the week along with a large, stormy swell down South. Improving conditions are due into the weekend.
A rapidly deepening low will move in from the west late week, bringing a solid spike in swell but with strong onshore winds, improving Saturday as it eases steadily.
Make the most of the building swell today and easing trend over the coming days. It'll be slow ahead of larger surf next week.
A small W/SW swell will peak with sea breezes tomorrow, with a stormy S'ly swell for the weekend.
By mid week we’ll start to see an E’ly flow develop through the Coral Sea, with the fetch extending into more southern Coral Sea water through Fri.
All the current swell will go to waste, not cleaning up until very late Wednesday but more so Thursday while easing.
The following system expected Fri this week now looks much stronger and under current modelling is expected to be a significant source of sizey S swell, potentially with several large pulses
E’ly tradewinds look to develop through the Coral Sea later this week bringing workable E/NE swells.
