A high pressure system across the south-eastern Tasman Sea and a broad area of low pressure across the tropical waters north of New Caledonia are creating an easterly squeeze between the two.
New SW swell filling in tomorrow morning, easing Wednesday, with a strong pulse of SW swell later Friday but with onshore winds. Easing and clean Saturday morning.
Small bump in SW swell for tomorrow and Wednesday morning, easing into the end of the week and weekend. New W/SW swell for Sunday/Monday.
Small to tiny early tomorrow, increasing into the afternoon with a new S/SW swell, easing Wednesday. Onshore winds and S/SE windswell from Thursday through early next week.
Tiny early before a new SW swell arrives mid-morning, remaining clean until midday/early afternoon. Easing surf with a NE breeze Wednesday, then poor from then.
Tiny waves on the weekend, with some small persistent NE-E/NE swell energy from next Tuesday.
New W/SW groundswell for tomorrow with early offshores, easing and clean Sunday. New swell pulse for Tuesday with offshore winds.
We’ve got some super fun waves on the way for next week.
Easing S/SW swell with a morning offshore tomorrow, small and onshore Sunday. Clean conditions with small amounts of swell next week, best Wednesday
From here on it looks like we’ve got a blocking synoptic pattern setting up in our eastern swell window, comprising a coastal trough in NSW and a high pressure system in the south-eastern Tasman Sea. And as a result we've got some really good surf on the way.
