A large, slow moving Southern Ocean gyre will bring another episode of onshore winds and XL stormy surf this week. Improving on the weekend.
There's a ton of swell due over the coming period thanks to a slow moving, Southern Ocean gyre.
The coming week looks slow and average. From the weekend a slow moving Southern Ocean gyre will bring good westerly groundswells.
Target the surf over the coming days as the outlook is slow through most of next week.
Not much chance for the weekend f/cast with a high to the north of the state and a low passing to the south driving a fresh W/NW to NW flow across the Island. No major swells are expected with the low being too zonal (W-E) to send much S swell wrap into the NE of the state.
The swell will continue to push in over the coming period but local winds are poor for the South West with windows to the north.
That will supply groomed conditions for a small but fun E/SE swell signal coming off the top of the North Island ( better aimed at targets to the North)
A quiet start to next week is still on the cards- in fact the whole of next week now looks fairly subdued as a complex low becomes slow moving and drives a mostly offshore flow up the Eastern Seaboard.
A large, strong SW groundswell will fill in tomorrow, easing Sunday with excellent winds for the South Coast.
Offshore winds and some great quality swell is due over the coming days, fading through next week with stronger northerly winds.
