An active monsoon pattern is seeing a tropical low drifting in the Coral Sea with a supporting high approaching New Zealand and a slow moving trough line just off the NSW Coast, directing strong N’ly winds down into Bass Strait and adjacent to Tasmania.
Tomorrow will be windy and fading in size with cleaner conditions through Friday/Saturday with a slight bump in swell. Next week looks better.
The low is slow moving as it slides to the SE of New Caledonia and looks to be reinforced by a second tropical low budding off the monsoon trough in North QLD waters. We’ll see continuing E’ly swells from this source, with a long lasting peak as the system intensifies as it drifts through the South Pacific slot over the weekend.
Winds will spoil a good westerly swell due Friday with better conditions and a fun swell due early-mid next week.
The low is slow moving as it slides to the SE of New Caledonia and looks to be reinforced by a second tropical low budding off the monsoon trough in North QLD waters. We’ll see continuing E’ly swells from this source, with a long lasting peak as the system intensifies as it drifts through the South Pacific slot over the weekend.
The coming outlook will be plagued by onshore winds with only a couple of windows to work with.
Tricky mix of swells this week for Indonesia, better groundswell next week.
It's not the best outlook with more action to the east.
There’s already a wide swathe of E’ly to SE’ly winds across the Coral Sea and a developing low off the Central QLD coast tracking towards New Caledonia. That will increase windspeeds along the northern flank of a very broad trade-wind fetch smack bang in our eastern swell window.
Thursday sees a solid spike in NE windswell as N’ly winds ramp up from the South Coast across Bass Strait and adjacent to NETas.
