The Gold Coast Bulletin

SURF FORECAST

POWERED BY COASTALWAT­CH

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TODAY: Potential for rising Southerly swell. Speculativ­ely 1 to 2ft across northern NSW south-facing beaches, building to 2 to 3ft in the late afternoon. Up to 0.5 to 1ft along exposed Qld beaches and virtually flat along the points and inside the bays. WIND: Westerly, WNW 10 to 15 knots, tending WSW to SW during the arvo.

TOMORROW: Mid period Southerly groundswel­l holds at a solid 3 to 5ft across northern NSW south-facing coasts, more like 2 to 4ft along open beaches. Wrapping at a slow 2 to 3ft exposed Qld beaches and grading tiny along the points and inside bays. WIND: WSW to SSW 10 to 20 knots, tending South during the morning and lighter SE in the arvo.

SATURDAY: Potential for a stronger increase in Southerly groundswel­l. Northern NSW: Consistent 5 to 8ft across south facing coasts, grading to 3 to 6ft along open beaches with size depending on exposure. Wrapping at a slow 3 to 4ft+ exposed Qld beaches and grading to 1 to 3ft along the points and inside the bays with size depending on exposure.. WIND: Early light SW to SSW up

to 10 to 20 knots, tending Southerly, SSE 15 to 25 knots.

SUNDAY: SSE groundswel­l slowly eases. Sets around 5 to 6ft+ across northern NSW south-facing coasts, wrapping at 3 to 4ft+ exposed Qld beaches and grading to 1 to 3ft along the points and inside bays. WIND: Early SW to SSW 10 to 15 knots, tending lighter SSE to SE in the afternoon.

MONDAY: SSE swell slowly eases. Speculativ­ely 3 to 5ft across northern NSW southfacin­g coasts, wrapping at 2 to 3ft+ exposed Qld beaches and grading to 1 to 3ft along the points and inside bays. WIND: Westerly 5 to 10 knots, potentiall­y tending WSW to SW and freshening in the afternoon. TUESDAY: Potential for rebuilding Southerly swell. Speculativ­ely 3 to 4ft+ across northern NSW south-facing beaches, rising to 4 to 6ft+ in the afternoon. Wrapping at 2 to 3ft along exposed Qld coasts. WIND: WSW to SW 10 to 20 knots, tending South in the afternoon.

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