this saturday for waves.....
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this saturday for waves.....
well boys, this saturday is lookin the best chance for waves in the next week. a nice long fetch through the pacific, with a low ridging against it on friday, then poss n/nw winds saturday for syd and south, bring it on.....one thing....
if you live south of the mid north coast, it will be decreasing in size. sydney aint gunna see to much size. but if you are on the north coast or further north happy days, though the winds more variable, prob se.
but hey, i could be wrong about the whole thing. what do ya reckon thermalben?? alot still hinging on what the low in wa does. as usual the prognosis will be crap by friday.....lol
if you live south of the mid north coast, it will be decreasing in size. sydney aint gunna see to much size. but if you are on the north coast or further north happy days, though the winds more variable, prob se.
but hey, i could be wrong about the whole thing. what do ya reckon thermalben?? alot still hinging on what the low in wa does. as usual the prognosis will be crap by friday.....lol
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Sun is looking better than Sat in my opinion, as we'll have better winds and we'll also be approaching the peak of the swell cycle (solid sets out of the E/NE too around 4-5ft). Mon should offer excellent waves all day inside southern corners, but open beaches may only have a small window of clean conditions ahead of a gusty change.
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There's a chance for a brief period of early NW winds on Sat, but it'll be gusty N/NE thru' NE for much of the day. It is highly unlikely that the S'ly change will arrive on Sunday (in Sydney), although it may push through the Far South very late in the day.
Regarding the peak of of the swell - the fetch in the Northern Tasman is actually modeled to still be quite active by Sunday, which suggests we'll see swell in Sydney all the way through Monday at least (a peak is still expected early Monday morning). I'd be surprised if this swell noticeably diminished across the Sydney region before Tuesday, by which time we'll have an additional S/SE swell in the water too.
Regarding the peak of of the swell - the fetch in the Northern Tasman is actually modeled to still be quite active by Sunday, which suggests we'll see swell in Sydney all the way through Monday at least (a peak is still expected early Monday morning). I'd be surprised if this swell noticeably diminished across the Sydney region before Tuesday, by which time we'll have an additional S/SE swell in the water too.
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That is a classic summer swell generating set-up that they are forecasting at the moment. I'll accept Ben's word that it will stay till Monday and maybe a little beyond. Fetch is over a fairly large area so there is hope it will provide a few days of fun before it disappears.
Should be just right for holidays on Monday up the coast.
Should be just right for holidays on Monday up the coast.
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really bonkas? after your ridiculous claim that the cyclone off wa would track accross and give us a ne swell, i replied telling you what i thought would happen. ie it would drift south, and the ne swell would come from the high, most directed at the north coast. this was last sunday, long before swellnets forecast or any mention of swell.
and what is happenning with the charts bonkas? its a case of sour grapes...
wanto, wtf you callin me a fool, pull your foot outa ya mouth....
really bonkas? after your ridiculous claim that the cyclone off wa would track accross and give us a ne swell, i replied telling you what i thought would happen. ie it would drift south, and the ne swell would come from the high, most directed at the north coast. this was last sunday, long before swellnets forecast or any mention of swell.
and what is happenning with the charts bonkas? its a case of sour grapes...
wanto, wtf you callin me a fool, pull your foot outa ya mouth....
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i only started this thread to offer my thoughts on the upcoming swell, after it started to show something on the charts early on the weekend.
i dont proclaim to be a forecaster, but i do have a go, something of which ALOT of surfers have no idea about.
is that your photo wanto? a roid boy with a pin dick....lol
i dont proclaim to be a forecaster, but i do have a go, something of which ALOT of surfers have no idea about.
is that your photo wanto? a roid boy with a pin dick....lol
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Brendan,
My call was that we might get an increase in swell (from the NE) around the 9th based on a low off the coast of WA. You seem to think that this is ridiculous...
We have been stuck in a cycle of no swell for a bit now. I don't want to fight over sour grapes - All I ask is that you keep a close eye on the virtual boys so that hopefully we can all get some waves next week
My call was that we might get an increase in swell (from the NE) around the 9th based on a low off the coast of WA. You seem to think that this is ridiculous...
We have been stuck in a cycle of no swell for a bit now. I don't want to fight over sour grapes - All I ask is that you keep a close eye on the virtual boys so that hopefully we can all get some waves next week
what did you see?
Brendo you tickle me - what was it you saw on the charts last weekend that made you think there might be waves coming?
I pity the fool...
I pity the fool...
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agreed. the waves have been shit. tensions are high....
but dont acuse me of rippin off someone elses forecast, when i simply had a dig at my own. ..
you said the ne swell would be sourced from that cyclone, when its not. i only raised that issue after you decided i am simply rewritng a swellnet forecast.
your low will give us a south swell early next week, as can be seen on synoptic charts and virtual buoys, but you dont need me tell you what swellnet said last night....
at the end of the day, its looks like a good week of waves ahead, so lets all hope everyone gets a few
agreed. the waves have been shit. tensions are high....
but dont acuse me of rippin off someone elses forecast, when i simply had a dig at my own. ..
you said the ne swell would be sourced from that cyclone, when its not. i only raised that issue after you decided i am simply rewritng a swellnet forecast.
your low will give us a south swell early next week, as can be seen on synoptic charts and virtual buoys, but you dont need me tell you what swellnet said last night....
at the end of the day, its looks like a good week of waves ahead, so lets all hope everyone gets a few
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