There won’t be any shortage of surf this weekend, though northern regions will see lingering effects from today’s SE airstream into Saturday morning. More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’ve got a weekend of small peripheral swell sources. But, the outlook for most of next week revolves around a vigorous frontal progression through the Southern Ocean below Tasmania, and up into the lower Tasman Sea. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Not the best outlook with small southerly swell pulses from the Southern Ocean next week. Try the South Arm notes.
No lack of swell or size this period with lots of activity on the way.
Easing surf tomorrow with dicey winds across the south, much better from Sunday with building swells.
A fun swell for the Mid on the weekend with less than ideal conditions and winds for the South Coast. Much better swells and winds for the South Coast next week.
A flukey pulse of swell for tomorrow but with favourable winds, good into next week with a stronger swell event and plenty of options.
A gusty southerly change pushing up the Northern NSW coast overnight should be somewhere around Ballina at dawn, crossing the border mid-late morning and then reaching the Sunny Coast early-mid afternoon. Ahead of its arrival, winds should be light and variable. More in the Forecaster Notes.
An approaching trough will freshen northerly winds about most coasts on Saturday, before easing and swinging light NW on Sunday. So, the second half of the weekend will by far have the best conditions. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Nothing of note to finish off the week, with a flukey S'ly swell for the weekend, much more reliable next week.
