The complex, coastal low is now dissipating and drifting towards New Zealand while high pressure drifts NE to sit over sub-tropical NSW/SEQLD tomorrow before entering the Tasman on Sunday with a broad low pushing across the interior of Victoria and NSW behind it.
The complex, coastal low is now dissipating and drifting towards New Zealand while high pressure drifts NE to sit over sub-tropical NSW/SEQLD tomorrow before entering the Tasman on Sunday with a broad low pushing across the interior of Victoria and NSW behind it.
Make the most of the exposed beaches over the coming days with mid-late next week looking tricky and not overly outstanding.
Active week of surf next week across all locations (from the weekend in the Maldives).
We have a relatively quiet week ahead of a series of severe systems hitting the state.
Gales to severe gales from the S through SE will generate another peak in size later today and through tomorrow from the secondary low slingshotting around the primary centre, well positioned in the Tasmanian swell window. Winds from the E-E/NE are also still active in the swell window.
We've got persistent polar frontal activity and fun pulses of swell for the near to medium term.
Gales to severe gales from the S through SE will generate another large peak in size later today and through tomorrow from the secondary low slingshotting around the primary centre, focused on Southern/Central NSW with a much smaller payload being delivered north of the Hunter.
Make the most of the offshore winds and smaller surf over the coming days ahead of a large, stormy run of surf next week.
A vigorous coastal low is now moving N, with a secondary low centre rotating around the primary low before forming a dual-centred system, which then slowly moves away from the NSW coast later tomorrow and through Fri.
