Winds will favour the gulf tomorrow with a drop in swell from today. The South Coast should become fun later week.
The surf will continue to build in size tomorrow but with generally poor conditions, only improving from Friday but best Saturday.
Troughs and southerly winds look to spoil a few fun swells this period. Try the East Coast.
By Sunday an approaching cut-off low and high in the Tasman drive a straight onshore E to NE flow onto the East Coast.
The surf looks a bit smaller with mid-period S/SW energy, clean and fun early next week.
We’re looking at a complicated synoptic set-up from Wed next week with multiple small low pressure troughs off the NSW Coast and the remnants of a cut-off low which tracks SE into the Tasman as it weakens.
Our great run of surf and conditions has come to an end and it'll be tricky trying to find a decent wave over the coming forecast period.
We've got dropping surf in size and period on the weekend with average but workable conditions tomorrow, cleaner on the beaches Sunday. A tricky start to early-mid next week follows.
A Bass Strait fetch later Mon should provide some small refracted S swell later Tues, likely missing the South Coast-Illawarra stretch and showing from Sydney to the Hunter with some 2-3ft sets in the a’noon.
There's plenty of swell due into the end of the week and early next week but winds will be a problem.
