Victorian Surfing Forecasts/Conditions.

Looking like a drop in swell conditions this weekend but with balmy temps and offshore NNE winds shifting more NNW on Sunday the weekend is looking great for a bit of a paddle.

Phillip Island should see swell nearer 3-4ft with NNW winds of 20-25 knots increasing Sunday (possibly 35 knots) so some cleaner conditions than the last few days with W winds near storm force. Express may be a good pick and any of the southeast and southern facing beaches.

Swell should increase dramatically next week if a surface low in Bight waters ends up moving closer to the Bass Strait region.

small swells here for the last few weeks testing the patience but good winds here on the surf coast! Finally looking set for some swell during this week finger crossed anyways

Yeah it has been a little foul of recent days, the next couple of days will be poor across the Surf Coast in ESE winds and small swells.

Looking a little better in about 5 days time, with a little more swell and strengthening NW winds by the weekend.

Do you get out on a board or stand up FS?

just on the short board Karl! Its good tobe able to get out most days after work . Been sum easterly swell the last few day a SouthWest ground swell is ment to fill in tommorrow with better winds! Heres hoping

Shortboard! I can never do shortboard. It must be because I am 6ft1000!! Alas I will learn one day.

I am heading down to EP at Phillip Island coming into Mid July so lets hope the conditions improve then too.

Where do you usually carve the waves up?

The island been down there a fair bit some great waves for sure EP is abit of hard work on my backhand been flogged there a fair bit! haha. Normally just local around Aireys Inlet and get down to Bells an winki abit but torquay is always soo crowded! Some good waves about this evening at the stop and clen 3-4foot swell was fun

I need to move as I am extreeeeeeeeeeeeemely jealous of the lifestyle you have!!!!

Good to hear that someone is making the most of the conditions with variable winds (although would have been mostly onshore down your way today) and modest swell. Things will clean up a bit further tomorrow with N winds developing then easing later.

I am one of those people who crowd Torq. Sorry about that

Karl Lijnders wrote:I need to move as I am extreeeeeeeeeeeeemely jealous of the lifestyle you have!!!!

haha yeah mate you wont be hearing me complain about the lifestyle only the surf at time speaking of surf it will test the patience this week set tobe under a foot for the whole forcast period

I know!!! We are quickly becoming NSW in winter and they are having bigger swells now in winter!! Merimbula looks like a nice place too live or maybe Ulladulla (Mollymook )

Sigh... well hopefully the westerly belt can get it's act together!!

Karl Lijnders wrote:I know!!! We are quickly becoming NSW in winter and they are having bigger swells now in winter!! Merimbula looks like a nice place too live or maybe Ulladulla (Mollymook )

Sigh... well hopefully the westerly belt can get it's act together!!

Its a great part of the world up there was there earlier in the year they have plenty of amazing uncrowded waves with chilled out locals! Love heading up there any chance i get!

As for here another day of unsurfable here! But a day off work allowed me to head south to find some perfect hollow uncrowded 4foot barrels great day had

Drool!!!!!!

Well that sounds like an awesome day off!!! Haven't got that sort of opportunity so im glad someone has!!!!!

Westerly belt and a small low late week could bring the swell up but turn it into an onshore windswept washing machine.

another week of bay like conditions testing times its ment to be winter these are summer conditions but on the far more bright side im off to the warmer waters of the Mentawai islands for two weeks of perfection tonight.

Looks like the current guideance is suggesting some fabulous surfing conditions with a westerly swell, frequent fronts, and NW/W winds over the period. Could see some fantastic conditions over southern beaches.