High pressure is moving into the Tasman tomorrow in the wake of a front with a weak tradewind fetch and SE surge developing.
A front passes into the Tasman overnight and robust fetch of SW gales is trailing behind, currently sweeping NE past the SE coast of Tasmania. We’ll see a moderate S swell generated by this fetch, with a dominant high moving into the Tasman in it’s wake and strengthening through the week
A long E’ly fetch then develops in the South Pacific slot with the head of the fetch extending into the Coral Sea and Northern Tasman. E’ly swells from this source will initially favour the sub-tropics before filtering down into temperate NSW.
We've got favourable winds and plenty of swell due this week with some westerly energy due later week.
A front passes into the Tasman overnight and robust fetch of SW gales is trailing behind, currently sweeping NE past the SE coast of Tasmania.
The swells will settle a little more but there'll be plenty of quality options across the state.
We’ve got a small, slow weekend ahead for SE Qld. But Northern NSW is looking OK. And next weekend is shaping up really well for all coasts.
Monday and Tuesday will almost mirror the weekend’s swell pattern, with generally light winds and sea breezes expected both days - so better conditions on the balance.
Make the most of the east swell ahead of a trickier, smaller run of south swell.
We've got a ton of swell inbound and generally favourable winds.
