High pressure is moving eastwards, dragging the trade fetch with it. Weak high pressure moves into the Tasman later this week. No major swells this week, so we’ll be relying on our persistent trade-swell, which looks to ease back to tiny/flat mid-week as the fetch retreats eastwards.
No major swells this week, so we’ll be relying on small spikes of NE windswell.
A shallow, troughy change mid-week looks to stall around Seal Rocks before weak high pressure moves into the Tasman. No major swells this week, so we’ll be relying on our persistent trade-swell, which looks to ease off mid-week as the fetch retreats eastwards.
Stability and sunshine will be short-lived for temperate NSW, non-existent for the sub-tropics as another complex trough system moves towards the Eastern Seaboard. That will bring a shallow, troughy change mid-week before weak high pressure moves into the Tasman. No major swells this week, so we’ll be relying on a small trade-swell, which looks to ease off mid-week.
The best waves this week will shift more into the gulf, but the South Coast will remain fun.
The coming week will be best suited to the beaches with fun pulses of swell.
A high pressure belt in the sub-tropics maintains a long Easterly fetch with tradewinds chugging away supplying fun surf over the weekend.
Long term is still suggesting an extended run of summeresque small surf with fresh S/SE winds as a high pressure ridge remains slow moving to our west.
The east coast will offer better surfing options this period.
We’ll see the wind flow strengthen on Sat as a large high slips in under Tasmania and multiple troughs and a cut-off low forming over the interior tighten the pressure gradient proximate to Eastern Tasmania.
