Some small E’ly tradeswell is also likely to build into the first week of winter as an E’ly fetch builds across the Coral Sea, suggesting a round of fun surf for CQ.
As it does it aims up the fetch of E/NE winds into the NETas swell window and we’ll see increasing swells from the NE direction o/night and into Sat.
We’ll see plenty of residual swell from this low-carb nor-easter, with a slow easing trend over the weekend, more pronounced into next week.
The first proper stormy in a long time will impact the gulf on Monday.
We’ll see plenty of swell from this low-carb nor-easter, with a slow easing trend over the weekend, more pronounced on Sun.
Next week still looks mostly poor with only a slim window of quality waves later Monday. Make the most of today and the weekend.
Building surf for the coming days, with some good SW energy later next week.
The trough will slowly turn south on Thursday, and then hasten its southerly track during the day, with the axis expected south of Coffs by Thursday night and Forster by Friday morning.
This synoptic set up is akin to a mid-strength black nor’easter, with an impressive fetch stretching all the way from Far Southern NSW to Fiji and Tonga.
We'll see building levels of NE tending E/NE swell this period follow by a windy, cold S'ly swell.
