I really like the look of this system, its position relative to the coast is in the ‘goldilocks’ zone for the South Coast at least, reaching peak intensity between Margaret River and Adelaide longitudes, beginning to weaken as it approaches Victorian latitudes.
So, first day back in the Victorian driver’s seat for a while, and what do we have? Let’s take a quick look at the available data to see if the model guidance is still stacking up. More in the Forecaster Notes.
There’s not a whole lot of excitement on the forecast charts. But there will be waves if you’re keen.
Only one real notable swell and that will be tomorrow but with dicey winds.
No change to the weekend outlook - it still looks pretty tricky.
No lack of surf over the coming period but winds will be tricky and variable.
Slow ahead of a strong kick in new SW groundswell late Sunday, peaking Monday followed by a secondary large S/SW groundswell.
Good winds and a fun S/SW groundswell for the weekend with a large swell for next week with dicey winds for the South Coast.
Large swells this period with varying though generally favourable winds.
Large NW groundswell for Hawaii over the weekend, with a fun swell for Micronesia and plenty of trade-swell for PNG.
