We've got a dynamic period ahead with deepening troughs/lows in the Tasman Sea but swell wise nothing significant is due.
There's plenty of swell coming this period though local winds won't play ball.
Today's large swell will ease tomorrow with strong offshore winds, with small to moderate swell pulses to follow.
A strong new swell is due tomorrow, though small in the gulf but semi-clean, easing Wednesday. We may see a small window for the South Coast on the weekend.
The coming period is poor with only one real window of OK conditions on the beaches.
A flat weekend with average N/NE followed by S/SE swells next week.
The weekend should offer fun sets for the keen with a mix of swells, stronger next week but with winds going onshore.
The surf will drop away on the weekend with a better, large groundswell due early week with decent winds.
Wednesday is where we’ll start to see a gradual increase in new trade swell from a broad easterly fetch developing from this weekend onwards.
The key to scoring good surf will be to identify the timing of the wind change, as we should see westerlies somewhere in the middle.
