The surf will remain oversized across NSW the coming days, easing slowly through the weekend and winds will continue to favour protected breaks until Sunday.
There'll be no let up in the large and dangerous conditions until next week across the southern NSW coast. Winds will slowly abate and improve.
Building surf in size and power over the coming days and then remaining large for a few days before easing.
The run of tiny surf continues with nothing of significance for the South Arm. Check further afield.
Increasing size and energy this week but with mostly onshore winds. Improving slowly through the weekend.
Building westerly groundswells, initially very inconsistent and small, bigger as we go. Great winds for the South Coast but slowly deteriorating for the Mid.
Winds slowly improve through this week as long-range W/SW groundswell energy increases slowly in size and power (though not consistency).
A 'bombing low' will deliver an oversized and prolonged south-southeast swell event for the northern NSW coast, with no lack of size across south-east Queensland breaks exposed to the energy.
A 'bombing low' will deliver a significant and dangerous round of south-easterly groundswell through the coming period, only suitable to the most experienced.
So, next week’s looking pretty dynamic, eh? I’ve been talking about this potential ECL since last Monday, and I gotta say - the models have been pretty impressive thus far. There’s very little change to the surf outlook for next week.
