In summary: there’s nothing major on the cards for the foreseeable future. But, there will be waves most days with a moderate summer trade pattern expected to remain steady across our eastern swell window
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However, large swells are not a crucial ingredient for good surf in this neck of the woods - the key to scoring decent waves is to look for small bumps in swell energy, that coincide with periods of favourable winds
These’ll be the shortest forecast notes in weeks, I tells ya.
No major swells expected this week, and local winds will be variable tending onshore, so surface conditions won’t be terribly good.
We’re still on track for a very large E’ly pulse.
This will certainly be one of the biggest easterly groundswells in many years.
Let’s not kid ourselves - the ‘little less size’ from the second solution is still much bigger than any easterly swell seen in these waters in several years. The first solution could result in a once-in-a-decade kind of swell event.
Right now it looks like we’re potentialy in the middle of one of the longest spells of large E’ly swell in a very long time.
Could this be a record swell duration for a Tropical Cyclone? I’m not sure, but either way it’ll be worth celebrating.
Either way, we’ve got at least another week and half of great waves across the coast. So no whinging, y’hear?