TC Alfred is maintaining intensity as a low end Cat 2 cyclone, as it moves slowly towards SEQLD at a walking pace. Gales to storm force winds are located across the SE and SW quadrants.
Depending on the movement of Ex TC Alfred we’re highly likely at this stage to see an increased NE-E/NE flow along the NSW Coast early next week as the remnants of the system drift down the Northern Tablelands.
More persistent winds out of the north-eastern quadrant should favour the South Coast this period.
The exposed beaches will be the pick over the coming period with plenty of days to choose from.
Two, back to back quality swells inbound
Massive surf from the Moreton Bay Islands across the Gold Coast and down through Northern NSW will continue until the cyclone crossing, with much smaller surf on the Sunshine Coast and into temperate NSW and down to Tasmania.
Besides Friday and Saturday mornings, the outlook is poor.
Massive surf from the Moreton Bay Islands across the Gold Coast and down through Northern NSW will continue until the cyclone crossing, with much smaller surf on the Sunshine Coast and into temperate NSW. It’s been an epic event with a gnarly exclamation point expected as Alfred makes landfall.
Make the most of the current swell, though there is another good one for the weekend but with less favourable winds.
Massive surf from the Moreton Bay Islands across the Gold Coast and down through Northern NSW will continue until the cyclone crossing, with much smaller surf on the Sunshine Coast and into temperate NSW. It’s been an epic event with a gnarly exclamation point expected as Alfred makes landfall.
