As mentioned last week we have a weak, troughy pattern in the Tasman with a broad area of high pressure now moving over the area and yet another complex low pressure system moving East across inland Australia. A series of fronts are rapidly transiting across the Lower Tasman with some small S swell pulses en route. The end of the week will see another round of chunky NE windswell develop, likely persisting over the weekend and into next week.

Easing surf with favourable winds for the beaches the next two mornings ahead of some new swell later week as winds again favour the beaches.

No change to the weekend f/cast. Fronts passing over the state and a dissipating complex low see offshore winds through Sat. We’ll see easing levels of NE swell now that the fetch has been shunted out of the swell window, along with some long range E/NE swell from the South Pacific. 

No great changes expected for the weekend f/cast. Surf-wise we’ll be on the gradual downslope of our extended E/NE swell event, which is expeced to linger at low levels into early next week.