Plenty of potential from the NE as tropical trough drags a strong infeed southwardsPremium content for Swellnet Pro subscribers

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Steve Shearer (freeride76)

It’s likely we will see remnants of the inland monsoon low approach the SEQLD/NSW Coast during the weekend, dragging a moist NE flow down from the tropics and creating a mini black nor-easter event.

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sean killen Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 12:01pm

Fingers crossed for Sunday we are due for decent conditions and waves

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Nick Gee Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 6:10pm

neat little South swell, but got skunked this morning by a comp. that's two comps over the last 3 weeks at my local. frothing grommets (in and out of the water), loudpeakers pumping out music and a jet ski doing laps don't make for an ideal start to the day. this morning i had to listen to Oasis.. way too early for that malarkey.

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sean killen Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 8:18pm

Oasis..WTF !!!! How can you possibly get pumped up listening to that shit !!!!

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Nick Gee Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 9:14pm

dunno, but they were. grommets, picking the eyes out of a double overhead (for them) swell.

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GeorgeyG Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 9:19pm

Just a bit of criticism about the social media posts promoting the unusual south swell event Monday and Tuesday…. Subscribers used to get the exclusive forecaster notes, that’s the reason I pay for the subscription. Over the past few years, this resulted in occasional uncrowded scores during these kinds of conditions. This time, swellnet posted the information all over social media, giving non subscribers the heads up….
Fair enough if that’s the way things will be on the future but if that is the case, you’ll probably find a massive decline in subscribers

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thermalben Wednesday, 26 Mar 2025 at 10:39pm

Just to clarify, the article was a scientific look at the effects of declining Antarctic sea ice on swell windows, and a resulting unusual long period groundswell. There actually wasn't any forecasting information in the article at all, apart from generalized comments discussing how high the swell periods and surf size had reached (the article was posted after the fact.. i.e. quite a while after daily surf reports had mentioned the swell, the leading edge of which had reached Southern NSW the afternoon prior).

https://www.swellnet.com/news/swellnet-analysis/2025/03/25/melting-sea-i...

On Facebook, the article scored 2 comments (both of which were unrelated to the article), 12 Shares and 41 Likes. Instagram was marginally more, and we don't post anywhere else.

That's an official social media fail.

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Bennysnaps Thursday, 27 Mar 2025 at 6:52am

Haha, I loved the way you say it how you see it Ben.
Great surf forecasting and now you can add social data analysis to the resume. We’ll done kiddo

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FrazP Thursday, 27 Mar 2025 at 9:44am

The advent of surfcams also killed the quiet sesh in this neck. Being able to see out the window we used to get the sneaky in fairly often. No longer. On the other side I look at the Cams, and forecasts too - so I can't really grumble too much. Fingers crossed for the incoming.

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Nick Gee Thursday, 27 Mar 2025 at 11:51am

also... with cams if i see waves BUT a crowd.... i'll hit the snooze and start scheming for a surf on the shift change when numbers are down. so there's one less idiot in the pack.

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bbbird Thursday, 27 Mar 2025 at 10:03pm

I surf by feel after sundown... just me, mass of mullet & maybe a bullshark. thats two less.
Twenty minute lulls felt alot longer.
Missed the reports & forecast.... Ross Sea swell & article were great, thanks!
Monsoon rain heading south & cyclone for Eden?
https://oceancurrent.aodn.org.au/product.php

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sean killen Thursday, 27 Mar 2025 at 6:32pm

How’s the spike this arvo 3-4ft sets not the best but challenging drops a some big sections to hit ..