Nothing great is expected in the surf department for the rest of the week, due to a persistent south-east wind regime.
It’s hard to make a judgement call on the weekend’s prospective surf outlook because regardless of local winds and swell trends, the previous few days rain activity will have a reasonable bearing on the surf quality.
The short range NE swell we’ve enjoyed all week will slowly begin to fade over the coming 24 hours, but it’ll be replaced by a bigger, strong E/NE groundswell.
Saturday’s shaping up pretty well across both coasts.
We’re still on track for some good waves this weekend.
We’ve got some reall nice surf likely over the coming days.
Late afternoon, the leading edge of a bigger groundswell - generated by the mid-week progression of a strong front/low combo in the Southern Ocean - is expected to make landfall.
Good waves expected again this weekend.
New S/SE swell for tomorrow morning, easing into the afternoon as new levels of NE windswell develop, peaking Wednesday.
