Local winds will be the key to success tomorrow.
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The current S/SE swell will ease steadily from Tuesday onwards, and early light winds will swing NE during the days so you’ll need to capitalise on the early session.
We’ve got plenty of south swell expected this weekend.
Southerly swell will dominate the entire forecast period.
Quite a mixed bag of waves this week. The timing is all over the shop though so your best options to score surf will be between the various brief windows of opportunity that crops up. I’ll try to identify as many of them as possible in today’s notes.
Overall it’s a pretty good weekend to consider non-surfing activities.
The fetch responsible for today’s NE swell is already realigning itself away from our swell window, and weakening at the same time, so we’re not going to see much leftover activity into Thursday.
This event is expected to reach a peak overnight, and we’re actually looking at a brief wind of fun waves sometime on Wednesday morning, in conjunction with a front due to cross the coast.
No changes to the weekend forecast, except for a minor degree of manoeuvrability in the size department.
Using today’s swell as a common baseline for the forecast period, we can safely assume that wave heights are going ease considerably in size over the coming days.