The fetch responsible for our current swell event has largely exited the swell window, so we’re looking at a slow but steady easing trend from Thursday onwards.
The models have tightened up the strength of the developing Tasman low on Thursday, and aligned it a little closer to the mainland, which has ever-so-slightly upped the size potential for Friday.
Building and strengthening E/SE groundswell tomorrow, peaking overnight and easing Friday with decent winds. Small S'ly swells for Sunday and Monday.
Tiny tomorrow, and Friday morning followed by an afternoon increase in W/SW swell. Better swell filling in Saturday with morning offshores, easing Sunday with W/SW winds. Some fun S/SW swell mid-next week.
Clean small tomorrow morning, with a new swell for the afternoon, even bigger Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
Easing small surf tomorrow with a variable wind across the South Coast. New S/SW swell energy filling in over the weekend with variable winds again Saturday morning, more offshore Sunday morning.
Onshore easing surf tomorrow, smaller Friday morning and still average. Better SW swells filling in over the weekend with windows of cleaner conditions around Torquay.
Nothing too major with a moderate sized swell for Wednesday and then again Friday afternoon, fading from the weekend. Better swell mid-late next week, with a possible large swell soon after.
Essentially, the E/NE swell from the Coral Sea trough/depression has been pushed back a half to one day or so.
Easing S'ly swell with a NE windswell tomorrow. Building S'ly windswell Wednesday afternoon, cleaner and easing Thursday, with a fun E/SE swell Friday. S'ly swell for the weekend.
