Going on the swell trend in Southern NSW today - which managed 6ft sets in Sydney and 8ft bombs in Newcastle - there won’t be any shortage of south swell tomorrow. Though, the trend will be steadily down. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Nothing for the coming period besides tomorrow's fading southerly swell.
A strong front racing through the lower Tasman Sea today will provide a reinforcing S/SE swell for the coming days. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Tiny surf either side of two pulses of fun swell for the period.
A severe low will move in and across us over the coming days bringing gale-force onshore winds and large, stormy surf. There'll also be some snow.
Lots of swell on the way from the west but with poor winds for the Mid Coast, cleaner down South but smallish.
Smaller swells with stronger winds developing, though there are a few windows to pick the eyes out of.
Sunday is a dynamic day for surf. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Make the most of the coming swell as beyond the outlook is quiet.
The Long Wave Trough currently responsible for cold weather, gale force winds and cold temps won’t push into our south swell window until Saturday morning. More in the Forecaster Notes.
