This would see a new E’ly-E/NE’ly swell fill in Fri and reach large levels over the weekend with an E’ly fetch aimed straight at Tasmania.
Apart from Sunday morning, onshore winds will spoil a small pulse of W/SW swell.
During this time, models are suggesting a small trough of low pressure will bud off the inland low and drift into the Coral Sea off the SEQLD Coast, which enhances the SE flow through SEQLD, extending down into NENSW by Tues, although winds will remain E/NE-NE south of Coffs.
The peak of the coming large swell will be spoilt by local winds.
Winds will mostly spoil the South Coast with a couple of days for the gulf.
GFS suggests the inland trough moves Northwards, with a trough spawning a small low east of Tasmania and rapidly deepens o/night into Fri with strong winds to gales developing off the south coast and Bass Strait.
You'll have to be on the pulse to score the clean windows of surf and swell this period.
Large swell for next week with a possible follow up.
The end of the week and Saturday looks tiny while a fun swell is worth capitalising on Sunday.
Not much on the horizon with weak pressure gradients and no tradewinds in the Coral Sea next week, a flat spell is expected.
