The weekend's strong frontal progression will be detached from polar latitudes, so we’re looking at another spell of small conditions interspersed with flukey south swells.
The coming forecast period remains quiet with only a couple of flukey swells on the cards.
There's not much on the cards at all for the coming period with the swells coming in from the west. Conditions will be mostly favourable.
Lots and lots of wind along with lots and lots of surf. There'll be limited options for a quality wave across all regions.
A progression of vigorous mid-latitude fronts will bring windy, stormy surf to the Mid Coast through this period, cleaner in protected spots on the South Coast.
Keep your expectations in check for the weekend, as the coming westerly swell will be mostly blocked by Cape Otway and under model forecasts. Click through for a clearer idea on the expected size.
Thursday looks interesting, mainly from a weather nerd POV, not quite as much from a surfing outlook.
So, today’s large windy south swell is at its peak, and will trend down steadily through Thursday.
The outlook is void of any reliable swell sources, but there is one flukey one to keep an eye on for early next week.
Make the most of the coming days of swell before things slow into next week.
