Still, based on what we’ve seen in Southern NSW today, south facing beaches in Northern NSW should see 3ft sets early Tuesday, becoming smaller into the afternoon.
Winds will begin to improve from Tuesday afternoon as a ridge builds over WA. By this stage, we will be well into the easing trend of the weekend's surf but with workable conditions. Friday will see the next pusle under northerly winds.
So, right now we’re on the backside of the weekend’s south swell.
No decent swells at all above 1-2ft for the coming period.
Fading swell tomorrow, new fun swell for Thursday with larger pulses from Saturday through early next week.
Easing mix of swells tomorrow, cleanest down South with a strong large W/SW groundswell building Wednesday with average winds. Cleaner as it eases Thursday and into the weekend, with a new swell Saturday afternoon.
Mix of easing SW groundswell and building short-range W/SW swell tomorrow, smaller Wednesday. Stronger and fun W/SW groundswell Thursday.
Sunday is looking at a solid kick in swell, but the weekend as a whole looks to be wind blown and low quality. Tuesday and Wednesday hold better prospects as winds ease and tend variable/offshore. The swell will gradually ease early next week, however occasional pulses maintaining surf in the 6ft range, slowing the easing trend.
We’ve got another round of southerly swell pushing up the coast, and it’s going to provide some great waves on Sunday.
The last round of southerly swell from this pattern is starting to nose through the Southern Tasman Sea and we’re looking at some great waves for the weekend.
