The new S’ly swell pushing up along the NSW coast today should provide some great waves across south facing beaches in Northern NSW on Tuesday morning before winds ultimately pick up from the north, then north-east during the day.
Now, the wave model’s poor depiction of the weekend’s southerly swells means I’m not especially confident on the size forecast for Tuesday: I know the model is way off, but by how much?
Small building N/NE windswell tomorrow, gone Wednesday, with a small kick in S'ly swell. Possible small S'ly swell Saturday afternoon.
New W/SW groundswell pulse tomorrow, with a closer-range swell for Wednesday but with poor and improving winds. Small fun waves to end the week.
Large easing mix of swells tomorrow with improving conditions through the day, easing into Wednesday with strong E/NE winds early, becoming more northerly through the day. Mixed conditions to end the week.
Good W/SW swell for tomorrow with offshores early down South, with a secondary W/SW swell with SE winds Wednesday. Mix of swells to end the week with slowly improving conditions down South.
Building W/SW swell with favourable winds most of tomorrow, onshore Wednesday and then improving slowly for locations east of Melbourne from Thursday.
We’ve got a series of strong new W’ly tending W/SW swells, originating from a weather system I’ve been discussing since last Monday;
Moving into the start of the weekend, the surf will ease slightly off the back of today’s large pulse.
Most of these winds are aimed away from the Surf Coast, but the sheer strength will override the directional deficiencies and should allow for a healthy spread back into Bass Strait.
