Sunday is therefore the pick of the weekend, with this short range E/SE swell expected to reach a peak, in addition to a slowly building E’ly swell from a developing trade flow south of New Caledonia - an entirely seperate swell generating system.
There’s plenty of swell potential for the weekend, but we are at increasing risk of poor conditions.
Easing N/NE swell with clean conditions all day tomorrow, tiny Friday and most likely Saturday, with a slightly better S swell for Sunday morning.
Small S/SW swell tomorrow morning with a building W/SW swell Friday with persistent W/NW winds, easing slowly out of the SW Saturday with good NW winds.
Easing SW swell with clean conditions tomorrow, smaller Friday and clean again. Saturday will start slow but conditions will be great for swell magnets in the South West.
Weak mid-period W/SW swell energy to end the week, with some slightly stronger S/SW swell for Saturday, fading from Sunday. OK winds down South tomorrow and Friday morning, less than ideal over the weekend and from the east.
Small W/SW swell for tomorrow with W/NW winds, building slowly Friday ahead of a peak in SW swell Saturday morning. Good winds for the Surf Coast until variable winds develop Sunday.
Easing S/SW swell over the coming days ahead of a new S/SW swell for Friday/Saturday. Smaller into early next week ahead of a consistent new S/SW groundswell mid-next week.
Easing S/SW swell over the coming days ahead of a new S/SW swell for Friday/Saturday. Smaller into early next week ahead of a consistent new S/SW groundswell mid-next week.
The models have really anchored down this broadscale blocking pattern in the latest runs, suggesting a punchy local E'ly swell building through Monday, Tuesday and even holding into Wednesday.
