The surf will become smaller into the end of the week as winds become also less reliable. Early next week isn't great, better next Thursday/Friday.
We still have the trough block pattern in place with the South Pacific low centre contracting away to the NE while a secondary low centre retrogrades back into the Tasman Sea. An anchoring high is being shunted away with a trough and front expected tomorrow before a new dominant high moves in from the Bight.
The winds and size will be best over the coming days on the Mid Coast with plenty of days to target the South Coast.
There are plenty of surf days to work through this period, likely biggest tomorrow and next Wednesday.
Small surf returns this week under a constant SE flow with a trough-block in the South Pacific.
Tiny surf tomorrow and early Wednesday ahead of building W/SW energy into the afternoon, peaking Thursday.
The trough-block pattern set-up nicely over the weekend and we’re looking at a sustained run of swell from the Eastern quadrant. A long, angled trough with embedded low pressure centres on the Eastern flank is concentrating broad E-E/NE infeed fetches in the Eastern swell window.
Large surf with great winds greets us this week, becoming a little trickier into next.
The trough-block pattern set-up nicely over the weekend and we’re looking at a sustained run of swell from the Eastern quadrant. A long, angled trough with embedded low pressure centres on the Eastern flank is concentrating broad E-E/NE infeed fetches in our Eastern swell window.
The trough-block pattern set-up nicely over the weekend and we’re looking at a sustained run of swell from the Eastern quadrant. A long, angled trough with embedded low pressure centres on the Eastern flank is concentrating broad E-E/NE infeed fetches in our Eastern swell window.
