A second, much stronger swell from the E/NE to NE quickly follows as a dominant high slips under the state and quickly has a pressure gradient squeeze from an inland trough and the remnants of ex TC Seth.
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An intense sub-tropical low is expected to reach storm force Sun, spraying the entire East Coast with E/NE groundswell. Tasmania won’t miss out.
Tasmania won’t miss out with NE groundswell from the tropical system showing up Tues.
A few small/tiny days follow as weak pressure gradients become established as high pressure drifts across the State.
NE windswell looks to build from Thurs, as a dominant high drifts towards New Zealand, allowing winds from the western flank to form a coast hugging fetch south from Jervis Bay.
This swell should hold into Xmas Day, offering up potential for some good, albeit inconsistent surf with prevailing W’ly winds.
Of more interest is a longer period SE swell being generated from well below the South Island of New Zealand Tues/Wed this week (see below)
Tomorrow's N/NE windswell has been downgraded further and the coming outlook isn't too exciting.
As the easterly swell energy fades the coming outlook is fairly subdued and weak.
We'll see easing surf over the coming days with nothing too substantial to follow it up, so get stuck in.