Fun S/SE groundswell tomorrow morning, easing later and further Wednesday with some small to tiny background NE swell for the rest of the period.
Easing S/SE swell tomorrow with less than perfect winds. New W/SW swell kicking later Thursday and peaking Friday with a morning offshore. New W/SW swell for Monday.
Easing surf tomorrow with good conditions around Perth and Mandurah. Large SW groundswell building Wednesday with favourable winds most of the day, clean and easing Thursday. Good W/SW swell building Friday ahead of a larger SW groundswell Saturday with offshore winds.
Slow point tomorrow, with a small new W/SW swell for Wednesday, much stronger Friday with favourable winds, easing Saturday. Another good W/SW groundswell for Sunday afternoon/Monday.
Small to tiny swells over the coming days ahead of some better W/SW groundswell Friday but with average winds. Easing surf Saturday with lingering onshores, similar Sunday. New W/SW swell for next Monday but with easterly winds.
Small levels of southerly swell around 1-2ft across south magnets Saturday through Monday, with a better S/SE groundswell for later Monday and more so Tuesday with improving winds.
It’s way too early for any confidence on size and timing, but the short story is that the end of next week and next weekend is looking very dynamic, and likely very large at some coasts.
Slow forecast period with a small clean S/SW swell tomorrow, fading Sunday and then a new S/SE groundswell later Monday, best Tuesday morning with an offshore wind.
Poor conditions all weekend and early next week with a large long-period W/SW groundswell filling in, mixed with mid-period and windswell. Better cleaner SW groundswells next Wednesday/Thursday and on Saturday.
Since last Monday I’ve been discussing the possibility of an ‘unstable troughy pattern across the eastern Tasman Sea next week’, which could lead to a ‘sizeable’, ‘short range E’ly through NE swell’.
