The nor’easterly winds are predicted to get stronger and the days hotter leading up to the weekend so where do you go when the nor’easter blows?
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Back beaches at Crowdy and Saltwater will be the pick in these conditions, and they are mostly red weed free, but be warned, they are not patrolled.
The temperature is set to climb this week, with little relief until the weekend when a southerly change is expected.
We can expect a top temperature of 35 on Wednesday and Thursday, 36 on Friday and 37 on Saturday, with the chance of a shower late that day.
The Bureau of Meteorology says a slow-moving high pressure system over the Tasman Sea is directing east to northeasterly winds along most of the New South Wales coast. Very little change is expected in this pattern until the weekend, when a trough is likely to bring a southerly change.
The southerly should see the temperature drop to 27 on Sunday, January 20.
