A small trough of low pressure off the sub-tropical coast (SEQLD likely) will see a brief flush of E/NE swell. One bright spot in a very dull forecast.
Another dynamic week ahead with a complex trough expected to form a surface low off the NSW South Coast mid week, details below.
The coming outlook is poor both wind and swell wise. The drivers are detailed in the notes.
The coming period is generally poor thanks to a low forming to the south-east of the state.
By Wed we should see another building trend as another trough deepens in Southern NSW/Gippsland and a strong infeed into the trough builds E/NE swells.
Conditions will be windy and clean over the coming days with no swell. Some new swell is due through next week but with average winds.
There'll be a window of OK conditions in protected spots tomorrow morning, then poor until later next week.
High pressure is straddling Tasmania with the remnants of a front lingering near New Zealand with an off-axis fetch. A coastal trough and an inland trough maintain unstable conditions with a developing N-NE flow over the weekend.
Not a great deal of action likely this weekend. High pressure is straddling Tasmania with the remnants of a front lingering near New Zealand with an off-axis fetch. A coastal trough and an inland trough maintain unstable conditions with a developing N-NE flow over the weekend.
Get in across the beaches today and tomorrow ahead of a poor, windy period of surf.
