The weekend looks generally small and weak with better surf due next week.
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The coming days look small to tiny with some stronger E/SE to E swell next week.
The coming period is quite dynamic with this week's north-east swells likely to be followed by larger east energy next week.
This would see a new E’ly-E/NE’ly swell fill in Fri and reach large levels over the weekend with an E’ly fetch aimed straight at Tasmania.
High pressure moves near the South Island and a broad inland low will see winds freshen from N-NE over the weekend, with NE windswell building.
On the other side of the trough we revert back to N’ly winds and small NE windswells, becoming sizier into the weekend.
With high pressure moving NE into the Tasman we’ll see winds from the N freshen through Sat reaching mod/fresh paces in the a’noon. That should generate some workable NE windswell for tomorrow.
Sat looks like more energy, as NE windswell builds in response to a strengthening N/NE flow as high pressure and an approaching trough combine.
Very weak pressure gradients in the Tasman and Coral Seas as we count down 2024.
Huey will be not be offering much in the way of surf for the last days of 2024. The outlook is low energy with weak high pressure moving into the Tasman and no swells of any significance in the near or far swell windows.