Small to tiny W/SW swell for the coming days with decent winds for the Mid, Thursday morning the best window for the South Coast. Better swell on the weekend.
Small to moderate swells over the coming days with OK winds around Torquay each morning, better through the weekend with some stronger swell.
Late increase in S'ly swell tomorrow, easing Sunday with another late kick in better swell, peaking Monday morning with offshores.
New SW groundswell building tomorrow with good winds, easing Sunday with a late increase in strong S'ly groundswell.
At the same time, the Coral Sea trough will have slid southwards, developing an impressive easterly fetch between the mainland and New Caledonia. This fetch is expected to reach maturity around Monday but will weaken only slowly as it continues south of Byron latitudes into Tuesday and Wednesday.
Western Australia Surf Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Friday 18th Novemeber)
Best Days: Monday semi-protected breaks, every morning from Tuesday across the South West
Recap
Decent conditions across all locations yesterday morning with a morning S/SE-SE breeze and slight kick in mid-period swell.
The swell has hung in around a similar size across most locations this morning with a straighter offshore breeze.
This weekend (Nov 19 – 20)
Small W/SW swell tomorrow with SE winds, kicking a little stronger from the SW Sunday with good winds for the South Coast. Average next week.
Building mix of swells through tomorrow with light winds during the morning, peaking Sunday with a morning E/NE breeze. Easing surf Monday with northerly winds.
Sunday is the day for this swell across most coasts, it’ll build steadily through the morning and then plateau into the afternoon.
New large N/NW groundswell for Friday, easing into the weekend, with a distant N/NW groundswell for Wednesday and slightly stronger NW swell Friday week.
