The expected E/NE swell is still on track, and should arrive through tomorrow before showing strongly through Friday.
A new long period swell is due to arrive overnight Wednesday.
If anything, the local wind forecast for tomorrow looks a smidge better.
We’ve got a very complex week ahead, with around six individual swell sources - one out of the north, two out of the east and three out of the south.
There’s no real change to the notes issued Friday, except a little more fine tuning on size and timing for each incoming swell this week.
Prior to the development of the Tasman Low on Tuesday, we’ll see a new mid-range E’ly swell develop in our eastern swell window.
Mix of N/NE windswell and building E/NE swell tomorrow with improving winds, with the E/NE swell left into Sunday (cleanest early). Easing surf with offshores Monday then potential mid-next week.
The rest of the week looks very complex with a couple of swell sources on the cards.
Tiny all weekend and most of Monday, with a new W/SW tending SW swell for Tuesday, easing Wednesday. Stronger and better aligned W/SW swell for Thursday, easing Friday but with less than ideal winds.
New SW groundswell for tomorrow morning, with a larger and stronger swell for Sunday but with onshore winds. Clean large easing waves Monday, smaller Tuesday. Large new SW groundswell for Wednesday with favourable winds.
