After scoring great waves through Rounds 1 and 2 of the Corona Open J'Bay, the contestants (and viewers) have only been given a taste of what's to come.

Yep, it's been good, but it's going to get better. We're looking at large and consistent swells right through until the end of the week.

These will be created by a series of strong storms pushing toward South Africa under the influence of a stalling node of the Long Wave Trough.

A strong front moving through yesterday - which produced yesterday afternoon's pumping waves - should keep great 4-5ft surf hitting the point this morning, but a much stronger system passing under Jeffreys Bay today will generate a larger long-period SW swell that'll build into the afternoon.

We'll see sets pushing the 6ft+ range with strong offshore winds, easing back to a clean 6ft the next morning (Wednesday local time).

However, it'll only be a temporary easing trend before the next long-period groundswell builds through Thursday.

We'll see a pre-frontal fetch of severe-gale W/NW winds set up an active sea state for post-frontal storm-force SW winds to move over, generating a large powerful SW groundswell.

From this we should see Jeffreys building to a large, clean 6-8ft through the day, with the swell easing from 6ft but out of a more S/SW direction during Friday morning (local time).

Winds look great throughout the next 4 days, so there'll be plenty of opportunity to pick the eyes out of each swell, maximising the chance for epic waves into the final day of surfing.

Hold onto your seats, it's gonna be great viewing!