Let’s not kid ourselves - the ‘little less size’ from the second solution is still much bigger than any easterly swell seen in these waters in several years. The first solution could result in a once-in-a-decade kind of swell event.
A good looking forecast with offshore breezes dominating and a building E/NE groundswell forecast to peak on Sunday with sets in the 4-6ft range.
Good new SW swell tomorrow but with onshore winds, easing Wednesday while improving, cleanest Thursday and then a new small S/SW swell for Friday.
We are in for another round of solid E/NE groundswell, ebbing and pulsing from Tuesday until Thursday in the 3-4ft range, before becoming large and powerful into the weekend, with the potential to build to the 6-8ft+ range late on Saturday and Sunday morning.
New SW swells tomorrow and Wednesday with morning offshores down South. Good new swell building Friday afternoon, holding most of Saturday with OK winds.
New fun swell tomorrow and Wednesday with favourable winds. Smaller and best on the Surf Coast Thursday and Friday mornings ahead of a good SW swell into the afternoon, fun into the weekend.
Right now it looks like we’re potentialy in the middle of one of the longest spells of large E’ly swell in a very long time.
Another round of E/NE groundswell on the cards from mid-way through next week. Until then, make the most of each morning with small workable surf under light winds.
New W/SW swell tomorrow with all day offshores, easing Sunday. Small swells for most of next week ahead of some larger W/SW swell late.
Easing surf Saturday, bottoming out Sunday with good winds for exposed breaks. New swells Monday and Tuesday but with average winds.
