The best part of the current synoptic setup is that it’s associated with a blocking pattern, which means very little west-east movement in the broadscale systems. And this is a good thing, as it’s going to allow the weekend's Tasman Low to meander through our swell window for quite some time.
Tiny tomorrow with a new SW swell kicking Friday afternoon, easing Saturday with offshore winds. Another small fun swell for Monday, easing Tuesday.
Small fading waves tomorrow morning with a morning offshore, bumpier Friday. New swell for Sunday with good conditions through the morning again, restricted options Monday with S/SE breezes.
Smaller surf tomorrow with a gusty S/SE breeze, similar through the period with SE-E/SE winds, but Saturday morning could produce a small window of cleaner conditions.
Small fading waves tomorrow with a variable breeze early, favouring locations east of Melbourne. Onshore winds and a building S/SW swell Friday, improving Saturday morning east of Melbourne as it eases. Poor from here.
Small easing surf on the North Shore, with a new large W/NW groundswell for Sunday. Large N/NE groundswell for Micronesia early next week.
We’re looking at a gradual increase through Tuesday and Wednesday ahead of a peak in size on Thursday, before size trends down slowly into Friday.
Small E/NE swell building tomorrow, holding Wednesday, peaking Thursday, with a mix of different swells Saturday. Hopefully some larger swell next week.
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.
