A deepening surface trough south of Fiji on Friday is expected to form a nice easterly dip over the weekend. At the moment it’s expected to slowly consolidate into a decent swell producing system by Sunday or Monday, however by this time it’ll start to push close to the swell shadow of New Zealand’s North Island.
Easing SW groundswell with clean conditions tomorrow morning, smaller Friday ahead of a new W/SW swell into the afternoon. More W/SW swell for the weekend with good winds for both coasts.
Easing surf with N'ly winds tomorrow, smaller and clean on both coasts Friday morning. Good conditions each morning over the weekend with pulses of W/SW swell, larger later Sunday.
Strong and large but inconsistent S/SW groundswell for Thursday, dropping Friday with a reinforcing swell for Saturday and then new large swell Monday with variable winds.
Strong and large but inconsistent S/SW groundswell for Thursday, dropping Friday with a reinforcing swell for Saturday and then new large swell Monday as the trades start to kick back in.
With this swell now the single source of energy in the water, it’d be quite possible to rock up and watch the surf for fifteen minutes and not see a single wave. So bear this in mind when choosing a populated lineup, as there won’t be many waves to go around.
No significant swell for the forecast period, check the South Arm forecast.
Tiny tomorrow ahead of a late increase in new W/SW swell ahead of a strong and powerful swell Wednesday. Easing surf to end the week with a good swell on the cards for Sunday.
Our current long range E’ly swell is expected to continue motoring along into Tuesday, though a gradual easing will probably occur into the afternoon.
Large powerful SW groundswell tomorrow with morning offshore winds, less than perfect Wednesday. More large swell for Thursday and then Saturday with variable winds.
