We’re still on track for some good southerly swell across the Northern NSW coast this weekend, but if you’re located north of the border, expect a disappointing round of surf once again.
There’s a couple of components to the southerly swell unfolding across the East Coast.
Today’s swell is expected to drop steadily from tonight onwards, and northerly winds will freshen throughout Saturday as a dominant high pressure system moves slowly across the region.
For the most part you’ll be surfing Friday's leftover groundswell over the weekend.
We are looking at a strong SW groundswell peaking on Saturday, hindered by strong and persistent onshore winds.
We’ve got more swell on the way.
We’re still in the midst of a particularly active autumnal Southern Ocean pattern, and gale warnings are out for the coast on Thursday.
Local frontal activity is set to continue, although this time with a pair of systems moving far enough to the south to provide a small amount of energy.
Solid pulse of S'ly swell due to peak on Saturday, with a second pulse mid-way through next week. Biggest across Northern NSW, not much for SE QLD.
Finally breaking the zonal pattern with better S'ly pulses due Friday into Saturday and Tuesday into Wednesday.
