The biggest is yet to come. Today’s south swell will continue to ease overnight and into Thursday morning, however it’ll be replaced with a strong secondary S/SE groundswell during the day.
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/reports/forecaster-notes/sydney-hunter-illawarra/2014/05/07/strong-sse-swell-southern-nsw
thermalben
Wednesday, 7 May 2014
/reports/forecaster-notes/sydney-hunter-illawarra/2014/05/05/south-sydney-win
thermalben
Monday, 5 May 2014
There’s no real change to Friday’s notes, with our current swell easing slowly through Tuesday (3-5ft south facing beaches, bigger in the Hunter but smaller at beaches not open to the south) ahead of two pulses of fresh south swell for Wednesday and Thursday.
/reports/forecaster-notes/sydney-hunter-illawarra/2014/05/02/large-south-swells-incoming-southern-nsw
thermalben
Friday, 2 May 2014
How's the synoptic charts, eh? As discussed ad nauseam all week, we’re looking at the development of a major low pressure system in the south-western Tasman Sea on Saturday.
/reports/forecaster-notes/sydney-hunter-illawarra/2014/04/30/solid-south-swell-way-sydney
thermalben
Wednesday, 30 April 2014
Oooh yeah, we’ve got a complex weekend for surfers and weather watchers alike. A developing low off the South Coast on Saturday morning - just east of Batemans Bay, according to the latest model guidance - will initially strengthen W/NW winds about the Sydney and Hunter regions, with more SW winds south of Wollongong and S/SW in the Far South.
/reports/forecaster-notes/sydney-hunter-illawarra/2014/04/28/quiet-until-weekend
thermalben
Monday, 28 April 2014
Since late last week, model guidance has been rather honed in on a major Tasman Low developing off the South Coast early this weekend. It’s still holding true but right now it’s hard to have total confidence in the likely size and timing of the resulting swell.
