The current S/SE groundswell moving across Northern NSW is still showing strongly across Southern NSW, which lends credibility to the prospects of some decent leftover energy for Saturday morning - at least in the Far North.
New flukey south swell for Sunday, fading Monday with a better S/SE swell for Wednesday/Thursday.
Looks like an active weekend out of the south.
Building SW swell tomorrow but with W-W/SW winds, easing Sunday morning with an offshore wind. Tiny Monday, with some new S'ly swell building Tuesday afternoon, peaking Wednesday.
Western Australia Surf Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Friday 25th November)
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Best Days: South West dawn Saturday, dawn Monday, Wednesday morning
Building mid-period S/SW swell tomorrow, easing through Sunday and clean through the morning. Smaller Monday and Tuesday with OK conditions.
New mid-period swell for tomorrow, peaking Sunday morning with favourable winds for the Surf Coast each morning. Easing surf Monday and Tuesday with more variable winds.
New inconsistent NW groundswell for Friday afternoon, easing through the weekend, with another swell for early next week. Larger swell for next weekend.
The fetch responsible for our current swell event has largely exited the swell window, so we’re looking at a slow but steady easing trend from Thursday onwards.
The models have tightened up the strength of the developing Tasman low on Thursday, and aligned it a little closer to the mainland, which has ever-so-slightly upped the size potential for Friday.
