A broad E'ly tending E/NE fetch on the SE flank of the Tasman Low will remain active all the way from Thursday through Sunday morning, but unfortunately it’ll be aimed towards Tasmania.
Building surf from Friday though best through the weekend ahead of some larger windy surf late in the weekend and early next week owing to the Long Wave Trough.
Gradual drop in XXL NW groundswell through the rest of the week, with some new weak swell for the weekend, ahead of a much more significant swell next week.
Good levels of E/SE swell over the coming days, easing with more N/NE and E/NE energy into the weekend.
It will be worth scheduling in a late session at any one of the beaches, as there’ll be a peaky mix of building N’ly windswell and easing S/SE swell. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Not the best surf over the coming days with small acute W'ly swells from Friday through the weekend, cleanest early each morning.
Low point in swell through tomorrow but clean early ahead of some better swells from Wednesday though winds aren't ideal.
A lack of groundswell and onshore winds will create poor surf right up until the end of the week when we see a slight improvement. Much better Saturday with larger groundswells into early next week.
No decent swell until late in the week with a small window for the Surf Coast, much much better on the weekend with a better swell and favourable winds and likely large early next week.
This new Tasman Low looks like it’ll pack a punch, but in contrast to the standard system we see in this neck of the woods, it’s expected to be positioned quite north in latitude.
