The weekend may in fact pick up an unusual spread of S/SE swell, from westerly gales pushing off the coast. Thereafter we'll see plenty of strong south swell into next week. More in the Forecast Notes.
The models have changed the structure and evolution of a deep Tasman Low that’s expected to form east of the South Coast on Saturday morning. But despite the slight downgrade in the model guidance, I actually prefer the progged evolution. More in the Forecaster Notes.
A better looking period ahead with swells from the south-eastern quadrant.
A few better options for a surf this period with a couple of upgrades to the incoming swells.
It'll be windy over the coming days but from the right direction. Make the most of it as the swell eases.
We've got another dose of windy, colder weather on the way, clearing through the weekend.
There's not much to work with this coming period with small, weak swells when conditions are clean.
Friday’s freshening northerly breeze will be short lived, but quite strong and early Saturday should see a brief peak of local windswell at exposed beaches. More in the Forecaster Notes.
Easing N/NE windswell tomorrow, then slow ahead of some new S swell for the weekend.
A Tasman Low is expected to rapidly intensify off the Southern NSW coast on Saturday morning. More in the Forecaster Notes.
