Our next swell comes as the fetch retreats eastwards and becomes intensified by a deepening trough of low pressure between Vanuatu and Fiji, which forms a broad surface which tracks southwards from later this week.
We’ll see a low skirting the Bight approach from the west result in freshening N’lies over the short term before entering the Tasman on the weekend, bringing another round of south winds and swell.
In the tropics a trough deepening between Vanuatu and Fiji forms a broad surface low which tracks southwards through the wide open South Pacific slot between the North Island and tropical island chains, generating some tasty E’ly swell next week.
Tomorrow is the only real possible surf day for the period.
Perth and Mandurah will offer light morning winds as the South West enters a run of onshores.
We still have low pressure roughly due east of the NSW/Victorian border buttressed by high pressure near New Zealand. It’s not a very strong system but we did see a little flare up on the southern flank o/night into this morning before the system began to dissipate, although it is expected to linger in the central Tasman
The Mid Coast will be fun most of tomorrow with variable winds, best in the morning across the South Coast.
The coming days should be ideal for the exposed beaches, though there is a chance tomorrow will be slightly too strong.
Large swell inbound with tricky winds for eastern Indonesia.
The coming outlook is slow so make the most of the building swell today and tomorrow as it fades.
