Gold Coast Surf Forecasts
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Flood Warning - Diamantina River

The surf heights forecasted for Gold Coast
The Coastalwatch 'Surf Forecast' refers to breaking wave heights in the surf zone that are forecasted for a region. Coastalwatch provides 14 regional surf forecast daily across Australia.
Because each is regional forecast, consider there may be variations between the wave heights predicted and what you can expect at your local surf due to variables. For example; orientation to the coast, ocean floor bathymetry, local weather and many other local idiosyncrasies may effect the swell and weather patterns causing differing wave heights. Always use this forecast as a guide - for more detail, please read the Swell Analysis.
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NOTE: Surfline provides updates to this forecast 5 days/week (Monday through Friday)Short-Term Analysis (through Friday 5th March)The short of it:New southerly groundswell and short-range SSE windswell emerge as the primary source of surf across exposed areas on Thursday. Read more

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