The chief factor will be wind and there’ll be plenty of it from the SE, as a dominant high moving across Tasmania builds a very firm ridge along the sub-tropical and tropical coasts of NSW and QLD.
Favourable windows of winds with fun swells over the coming days before things go quiet through next week.
Winds look good Sunday morning, which is great news because a great blend of swell trains is expected to make landfall through the day.
Windy offshore conditions across the South West on the weekend with a small bump in swell, larger, messier surf next week with varying onshore winds.
We've got slowly improving winds down South over the coming days, smallest when cleanest mid-next week. Some larger westerly swell is due later next week/weekend.
Winds will improve over the coming days, cleanest into next week with fun pulses of swell that will favour the beaches.
There's a truck full of swell inbound but winds won't be as favourable as they have been of late.
Into the weekend and there’ll continue to be plenty of strong polar frontal activity in our swell window but it’ll be mostly too zonal to generate any major size. Models now show a slightly stronger fetch with a bit more surf potential for S facing beaches on Sunday.
Just small waves over the last few days but the outlook is looking promising as a monster high starts to build a firm ridge along the CQ Coast over the next few days. This ridge is enhanced by an area of low pressure on the Cape York Peninsula.
Further out in the South Pacific, well to the NE of the North Island, the remnants of the long trough line through the eastern swell window, have deepened, with a broad fetch of E/NE to E winds now activated
