Weather

We may finally see a considerable increase in swell this weekend, with wave height set to build on Sunday. Expect small waves tomorrow along with a windy weekend, however as winds ease into next week we may see some excellent waves on offer.

It will be a windy weekend, with most of the nation set to remain sunny and dry. There is some frontal activity in the south west and across the Great Australian Bight, however it’s near cloudless over the remainder of the continent. Temperatures will remain mild to warm locally on Saturday, with a fast moving front heading for the south east. As the front passes temperatures will drop, with a cold Sunday on the way. The system won’t bring with it significant rain, however we may have better news this time next week.

Most of the nation is still sunny and very dry. Another front has passed over the southeast. Some high level cloud streaks its way across parts of New South Wales today, while the north is still clear. Another fast moving front will clip the southwest. Temperatures will remain mild to warm. Yet another front is on its way to the southeast corner of of the nation. Still no significant rain to be seen this winter. Very warm once again today. The southerly moved up the coast and that too had very little impact on temperatures, so another fine warm day on the way tomorrow.

Most of the nation is again sunny and dry. Another front is now passing over the SE. High level cloud streaks its way across southern Australia while the north is still clear. Another fast moving front will sweep across the SE. Temperatures will cool slightly locally. Yet another front is on its way to the SW corner of WA. Still no significant rain to be seen. A bit cooler behind the front for areas such as the Greater Hunter, remaining very warm for northern NSW and southern QLD. Winds will still be quite strong on the northern NSW ranges, calmer elsewhere.

There remains no sight of significant rain, with much of the nation sunny and dry. A front is passing over the south west of the continent, with the front set to sweep in across the south east. Expect temperatures to increase locally over the next couple of days, with a very warm, sunny, winters day on the way. We will see a slight drop in temperatures on Thursday as the front approaches, however don’t expect any rainfall.

Another freezing start is expected for inland areas tomorrow, with a clear, sunny, and mild day to follow. Temperatures will increase slowly over the next few days, with no significant rain in sight. The latest blocking high is taking its toll on drought affected areas, with most of the nation bathed in sunshine. A front is making its way across the south east though, with another fast moving front headed for the south western corner of Western Australia.

It’s been one of the longest flat spells in recent time, and unfortunately it doesn’t look like changing anytime soon. There has been some swell around the Gold Coast and the far northern end of New South Wales, however further south around Newcastle and the Mid North Coast the week has resembled a lake. Don’t expect it to change over the weekend either, with strengthening westerly winds holding down what swell is there. We are likely to see some more movement in the ocean next week, with the swell size increasing and the winds settling.

A taste of spring is on the way on Saturday with temperatures well above average, while on Sunday south westerly winds will keep temperatures on the cold side. There remains no sight of rain, with most of the nation again sunny and dry. More frontal activity is on the way, but will only affect the far south east and south western corners of the country. The strongest of these fronts will reach us here on the east coast, but will be significantly weaker when it arrives. Expect it to be very warm ahead of its arrival, and very cold following it.

Most of the nation is again sunny and very dry. A front is now passing over the southwest. More frontal activity is on the way but it will only affect the far southeast and southwest corners of the country. This is another strong front for the west but will weaken by the time it reaches us. The fast moving front will sweep across the Bight. Temperatures will increase locally over the next couple of days and strong northwest winds will build on Saturday before the cold southwest winds return on Sunday. The dry weather will continue as an early taste of spring builds over the next two days.

Most of the nation is again sunny and very dry. A front is now clearing from the SE. More frontal activity is on the way, but will only affect the far SE and SW corners of the country, so the wetter than average season will continue for them. Another large blocking high is going to move in and the extremely dry conditions will continue for us. The fronts will constantly hit the southern tips of the nation. So, another icy cold start with widespread inland frosts. Lighter winds and warmer temperatures which will build further in the coming days ahead of next cold change on Sunday.