There’s plenty of surf due for the next two days but local winds look to be a strong influencing factor on your chances of getting wet.
Looks like a tricky couple of days ahead.
Tiny weak N/NE windswell tomorrow, peaking early Friday morning before fading. More interesting developments next week.
Tiny fading surf tomorrow, flat Friday with a new small W/SW swell for Saturday, fading Sunday.
Easing W/SW swells tomorrow with light winds around Mandurah and Perth, cleaner around Margs dawn Friday with a new S/SW groundswell ahead of freshening NW winds. Onshore winds all weekend with a large W/SW groundswell filling in Sunday, cleaner and easing Monday.
Flat tomorrow with a building windswell on the Mid Coast and then a better W'ly groundswell Friday with less than ideal winds. Peak in strong W/SW groundswell Saturday with light variable winds, easing Sunday with N/NE winds.
Tiny to flat tomorrow with a flukey W'ly swell Friday but with poor winds for magnets. Good new W/SW groundswell for Saturday and clean on the Surf Coast through the morning, easing and clean Sunday morning. Nothing major early-mid next week.
Bali and Mentawais forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Tuesday 5th June)
Best Days: Tomorrow and Thursday morning out of the winds, Friday afternoon through Sunday morning swell magnets, Wednesday next week onwards
This week and next (Jun 6 - 15)
Bali: A slowish weekend across the region, though light trades created clean conditions most of the days across exposed breaks, opening up plenty of options.
Easing S/SW groundswell tomorrow and into the end of the week, stopped as a new weak mid-period SW tending S/SW builds Friday afternoon and peaks Saturday. Much better S/SW groundswell for later Tuesday and Wednesday next week.
Late Wednesday will see the first of three new swells making landfall across the Mid North Coast, and they're expected to provide plenty of surf into Thursday - though local conditions are still a concern.
