Fun tradeswells easing this week
Fun tradeswells easing this week
The current synoptic situation has a Groundhog Day feel to it, with another very weak high pressure cell in the Tasman (1019hPa), directing a mod SE’ly flow along the CQ coastline, with a weakening Tradewind flow in the Coral Sea contracting northwards.
Quick spike in S swell short term with some workable NE windswells from Thurs into the weekend
Quick spike in S swell short term with some workable NE windswells from Thurs into the weekend
On the other side of the trough we revert back to N’ly winds and small NE windswells, becoming sizier into the weekend.
Average outlook persists
Average outlook persists
The weekend looks to offer the best chance for a surf.
Grovel days ahead with our first proper swell of the year still to come
Grovel days ahead with our first proper swell of the year still to come
The current synoptic situation has a Groundhog Day feel to it, with another very weak high pressure cell in the Tasman (1019hPa), directing a mod N’ly flow along the temperate NSW coastline, with a weakening Tradewind flow in the Coral Sea contracting northwards.
Average period of winds with varying swell pulses
Average period of winds with varying swell pulses
The coming period is average with mostly dicey winds though a couple of decent swells.
Average summer outlook
Workable but weak with the first significant swell of the year proving elusive
Workable but weak with the first significant swell of the year proving elusive
The current synoptic situation has a Groundhog Day feel to it, with another very weak high pressure cell in the Tasman (1019hPa), directing a mod N’ly flow along the temperate NSW coastline, with a weak Tradewind flow in the Coral Sea
Try the beaches this week
Try the beaches this week
Small swells with favourable winds for the beaches will pad out this period. A stronger swell is due on the weekend.
Fun tradeswells developing over the weekend on the back of a SE surge
Fun tradeswells developing over the weekend on the back of a SE surge
With high pressure moving NE into the Tasman we’ll see winds increase as a SE surge builds up the Fraser/Burnett coast.