We have a relatively linear outlook for the weekend.
Various pulses of fun swell with good winds each morning.
Building SW swell tomorrow with morning offshores, additional swells Sunday and Monday but with poor winds. New S/SW swell Wednesday and Thursday with improving winds.
Small easing S'ly pulses over the weekend with NE windswell for next week.
Easing peaky surf tomorrow morning, cleaner but smaller Sunday morning. New swell for Monday morning with offshores, good at exposed breaks Tuesday. Better swell due Thursday/Friday with less than ideal conditions.
Southeasterly breezes will make it tricky to find a decent wave over the weekend, improving with time. Monday's southeasterly swell has now been delayed and severely downgraded. Thursday brings the next best chance of a fun, clean northeasterly windswell.
Easing onshore waves tomorrow. Building swell with offshores Sunday, fun at exposed breaks Monday through Wednesday with some better swell from Thursday.
Easing S/SE swell with W/SW tending SW winds tomorrow, persisting from the SW Friday with a new SW swell. Cleaner over the weekend but small to tiny.
Thursday is also expected to see a new, building long period S/SE swell all day, generated by an intense polar low that formed off the ice shelf over the weekend. But, the erratic swell source (possibly contaminated by Antartican ice floes) and enormous travel distance guarantees a couple of things: very inconsistent set waves, and low confidence for any notable surf.
Steadily easing S/SW swell tomorrow with strong offshores, easing ahead of sea breezes. Small groundswell pulses for the rest of the period but with average winds from Sunday.
