The main focus for the weekend is a stationary ridge of high pressure across the southern Tasman Sea, cradling a deepening trough across the Coral Sea. It's an exciting synoptic chart! More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’ve got a heck of a lot of easterly swell on the way, but the weekend will be generally much smaller than the sizeable energy due next week. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Pulsey south swells for the coming days with less than ideal winds, with a good N/NE swell possible for next week.
Plenty of swell is on the way, though make the most of it as things go quiet from next week.
Nothing too special this forecast period but one day does stand out so try and capitilise on it.
The coming couple of days look poor for surfing, with improving conditions and options from the weekend.
The week will end off poor, but there's a fun run of waves for the beaches to follow.
Now, I know you’re only here to read my thoughts on next week’s possible cyclone swell. But, there’s a whole lot of interesting stuff to talk about prior to then. So, let’s get to it! More in the Forecaster Notes.
Small pulses of southerly swell this period with hints of activity from the north-east into next week and beyond.
A series of strong lows and fronts across our broader south swell window will set up a series of southerly swells for the next few days. More in the Forecaster Notes.
