On Thursday and Friday, a new Tasman Low will develop off the Southern NSW Coast and move slowly eastwards. The latest model runs have strengthened this low, broadened its fetch and slowed its eastwards track.
Plenty more surf to come but with less favourable winds from tomorrow afternoon. Improving into the weekend.
The run of troughy weather and mid-latitude lows will continue to create poor conditions at the peak of incoming swells.
Conditions are still clean with fun sized sets across exposed breaks. The end of the week looks average, improving again into the weekend.
No major changes to the forecast for the rest of the week, if anything an upgrade in size for the next south swell.
You'll have to be on your game over the coming period with tricky, shifting winds and varying swell pulses.
The end of the week looks poor thanks to strong onshore winds. There'll be fun options on the beaches through the weekend ahead of an active, cold, windy week of surf next week.
Plenty of fun surf this weekend. For Northern NSW, that is.
This change will be linked in with a low off the eastern Tasmanian coast, and gale force S/SW winds will develop through the swell window, generating a decent southerly swell for Wednesday
We've got an active week of surf ahead with plenty of swell and generally favourable winds, opening up plenty of options.
