Friday's solid increase in swell dropped back through Saturday but the morning and early afternoon were good with offshores. Sunday was slow ahead of a slight kick in new swell and this has persisted at a small and inconsistent 2ft this morning across Clifton.
Winds were favourable during the morning but have since gone NE, opening up more exposed spots across the region.
This week (Apr 7 - 11)
There's nothingsignificant on the cards for this week as today's SW groundswell fades leaving tiny waves across Clifton.
A slightincrease in background energy is due Thursday and N/NE winds will favour more exposedspots over Clifton.
This weekend onwards (Apr 12 onwards)
The modelsdiverge on the weekend's forecast as a deepening surface trough across the south-east of the country is throwing a spanner in the works. If this system deepens over us we could see a stormy increase in S/SE windswell Saturday, but if it forms further west or east, we'll see nothing.
Therefore checkback here on Wednesday for an update on how this system is developing.
Southern Tasmania Forecast (issued Monday 7th April)
Best Days: No good days
Recap
Friday's solid increase in swell dropped back through Saturday but the morning and early afternoon were good with offshores. Sunday was slow ahead of a slight kick in new swell and this has persisted at a small and inconsistent 2ft this morning across Clifton.
Winds were favourable during the morning but have since gone NE, opening up more exposed spots across the region.
This week (Apr 7 - 11)
There's nothing significant on the cards for this week as today's SW groundswell fades leaving tiny waves across Clifton.
A slight increase in background energy is due Thursday and N/NE winds will favour more exposed spots over Clifton.
This weekend onwards (Apr 12 onwards)
The models diverge on the weekend's forecast as a deepening surface trough across the south-east of the country is throwing a spanner in the works. If this system deepens over us we could see a stormy increase in S/SE windswell Saturday, but if it forms further west or east, we'll see nothing.
Therefore check back here on Wednesday for an update on how this system is developing.