Brisk south-westerly winds and a complex low pressure gyre in the Tasman Sea, with multiple cold fronts and a deep S’ly fetch of gales extending down to 55S have ushered in the first day of Winter.
Conditions improve along with fun pulses of swell from the south-eastern quadrant.
No change to the outlook, winter cold fronts are now pushing across the south-east of the country with S swells for areas south of Fraser Island.
Brisk westerly winds and a complex low pressure gyre in the Tasman Sea, with multiple cold fronts and a deep S’ly fetch of gales extending down to 55S have ushered in the first day of Winter.
A good run of groundswells and favourable winds develops from the weekend.
Brisk westerly winds and a complex low pressure gyre in the Tasman Sea, with multiple cold fronts and a deep S’ly fetch of gales extending down to 55S have ushered in the first day of Winter.
Easing surf with offshore winds tomorrow, windy deteriorating surf as the weekend progresses.
The current large swell will ease rapidly overnight but conditions will clean right up and there's fun surf days from the weekend.
That system will drive gales across various area of the Tasman Sea, initially out of Bass Strait and adjacent to the Southern NSW Coast, then extending southwards to form a long fetch through the lower Eastern Tasman Sea.
A poor couple of days so rug up before conditions improve later week with swell from the south to south-east.
