Building surf but with freshening onshore winds, improving from Wednesday down South with easing, weaker surf.
A building swell with light winds is worth making the most of before things go bad from tomorrow.
OK first up, we've got some small, user-friendly east swell on the way, courtesy of a building ridge across the northern Tasman Sea, stretching out towards a small troughy feature N/NE of New Zealand on Sunday.
An interesting succession of poorly aligned but explosive Southern Ocean low pressure systems below the continent will generate a spread of acute south swell along the Southern NSW coast early next week.
A fun swell with favourable conditions is due on Sunday ahead of a bombing low and strong W/SW groundswell early next week.
There's nothing major on the cards this period, with tomorrow morning being the pick in the South West.
Poor surf tomorrow with a low point in swell, much better Sunday with a large, long-period spike in SW groundswell for early next week.
Fun waves today across the beaches, with a good new swell for Sunday ahead of a large number thanks to a 'bombing low' forming south of the country.
Ideal conditions for beginners to end the week, chunkier surf from Sunday but more so Monday but with deteriorating winds.
