Winds swinging offshore at some stage during tomorrow afternoon with a large pulse of E/NE groundswell. Rapid drop in swell Wednesday with fresh offshores.
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Stay inside through Sunday and Monday and start checking out the coast later Tuesday.
Tomorrow afternoon and Friday morning the best through the end of the week, with good waves through Monday and more so Tuesday.
Make the most of tomorrow morning as it looks to be the biggest of the period.
Today's swell will fade to nothing over the weekend, with nothing major due until Tuesday.
Make the most of tomorrow and Friday as there's not much on the cards into next week.
We've got another strong pulse of S'ly and then S/SE groundswell on the cards over the coming days, generated by a vigorous low pushing up into the state this evening and then up past out coast tomorrow.
Winds off our coast should reach the gale to severe-gale-force range from the S'th, with an in-feed of S/SE winds to our south-east.
A deep upper cold pool in the upper atmosphere will provide the catalyst for the formation of a deep and powerful Tasman Low directly off our coast on Saturday.
Today's fun increase in S'ly groundswell was generated by a strong frontal system pushing across us on Sunday and this system has since raced off towards New Zealand, with a rapid drop in size expected to have taken place this afternoon, leaving nothing tomorrow.