The story of next week is still a stalled low in the Tasman- although swell potential gets a major upgrade as the low gets moving Tues into a swell producing position.
We've got another cold, stormy weekend of surf, with better windows next week.
Our favourable combination of swell and winds for Sunday now looks off the cards apart from a Hail Mary.
The period remains active for both the Indonesian and Maldives regions.
Improved forecast for the weekend and possible pumping days next week
Tomorrow morning still looks the goods, while the outlook for the weekend and early next week has change and may continue to.
A low moves through Bass Strait Sun and looks to stall for days with swell producing winds aimed up straight at Tasmania’s east coast.
With the Tasman Sea inflamed by these robust S’ly fetches we’ll see strong S’ly swells in the short term, improving in quality as size eases from the proximate fetch and better quality swell trains fill in from below and adjacent to the South Island.
The outlook for the weekend has changed a little with the mid-latitude low moving in quicker and stalling less favourably for us.
With the Tasman Sea inflamed by these robust S’ly fetches we’ll see strong S’ly swells in the short term, improving in quality as size eases from the proximate fetch and better quality swell trains fill in from below and adjacent to the South Island.
