Before we get into the main synoptic even of the forecast period - a large, slow moving trough over the eastern states - it’s worth pointing out that a small low will form in the central/southern Tasman Sea on Tuesday.
Tiny to flat for the most of the period with a flukey swell later week.
A good new swell for tomorrow and Wednesday, easing ahead of a larger swell for the weekend, though windy.
A stationary synoptic pattern across the the Tasman Sea will deliver mixed results in the surf department over the coming days.
Improving winds over the coming days with easing swell ahead of a stormy run of conditions and weather from Thursday owing to a strong mid-latitude low.
Slowly improving conditions for the beaches with fun levels of swell ahead of a better swell later week as a tricky low develops west of us. Stormy waves to follow with a strong groundswell early next week.
Fun waves tomorrow with a good N/NE windswell, easing through the weekend and into early next week.
A slow period with flukey westerly swells and varying winds after a near flat weekend.
It's looking like a points-only affair this weekend. Bring the crowd repellant! More in the Forecaster Notes.
We’ve got a classic summer pattern ahead for the weekend, with a stationary high in the Tasman Sea and a mix of swells from the E/NE and NE.
