There's nothing major on the cards this period, with tomorrow morning being the pick in the South West.
Poor surf tomorrow with a low point in swell, much better Sunday with a large, long-period spike in SW groundswell for early next week.
Fun waves today across the beaches, with a good new swell for Sunday ahead of a large number thanks to a 'bombing low' forming south of the country.
Ideal conditions for beginners to end the week, chunkier surf from Sunday but more so Monday but with deteriorating winds.
Moderate sized swells for the period with funky winds to end off the week, but workable in the mornings.
Weak pressure gradients in the Coral Sea are producing light winds and tiny surf for CQ, with a weak trough of low pressure now moving North of Fraser Is. and dissipating.
Ex TC Gabrielle (SS) is now on the eastern side of the North Island with swell generating winds also in the swell shadow of the North Island. A weak (1017HPa) high is covering most of the Tasman Sea with an active monsoon trough still supplying plenty of tropical moisture and instability across Northern Australia. Remnants of a trough near the South Island have set up a weak, off-axis fetch back into the Tasman Sea while transient N’ly fetches off the NSW South Coast supply some small, weak NE windswell. It all spells a much quieter period of surf ahead.
There'll be great waves on offer down South tomorrow, with funky winds for Friday, and some good swell Sunday ahead of a large SW groundswell Tuesday.
Ex TC Gabrielle (SS) is now on the eastern side of the North Island with swell generating winds also in the swell shadow of the North Island. A weak (1017HPa) high is covering most of the Tasman Sea with an active monsoon trough still supplying plenty of tropical moisture and instability across Northern Australia. Remnants of a trough near the South Island have set up a weak, off-axis fetch back into the Tasman Sea. It all spells a much quieter period of surf ahead.
Ex TC Gabrielle (SS) is now on the eastern side of the North Island with swell generating winds also in the swell shadow of the North Island. A weak (1017HPa) high is covering most of the Tasman Sea with an active monsoon trough still supplying plenty of tropical moisture and instability across Northern Australia. Remnants of a trough near the South Island have set up a weak, off-axis fetch back into the Tasman Sea. It all spells a much quieter period of surf ahead.
