Mix of mid and long-period NW groundswell building tomorrow, peaking Wednesday and then easing Thursday with strengthening E/NE trades. Nothing significant until later next week.
In short: small beach breaks Tuesday and Wednesday, with building E’ly swells Thursday reaching a peak Friday - but with generally moderate to fresh E/SE winds.
Early stages of this week will start out tiny, slowly building off a northeasterly swell, peaking on the weekend under northwesterly breezes. Keep an eye on it.
No significant swells to speak of with tiny clean waves generally for beginners every day besides Wednesday.
Western Australia Surf Forecast by Craig Brokensha (issued Monday 14th December)
Best Days: Tuesday morning desperate surfers swell magnets in the South West, Thursday morning in the South West, possibly Friday morning both coasts, Sunday morning swell magnets in the South West
Recap
A steady stream of small northeasterly windswell is on the cards for the week ahead, plagued by persistent northeasterly breezes each day. Not uch in terms of southerly swell until early next week.
Tiny surf tomorrow with early light winds, onshore into Wednesday, clean again Thursday morning but small. New W/SW swell for Friday and Saturday with S'ly winds on the former and E/NE winds on the later.
No major swell at all this week with average winds until Thursday. Head to exposed breaks for the most of the small swell but favourable conditions.
Eastern Tasmania Surf Forecast by Guy Dixon (issued Friday 11th November)
Best Days: Wednesday morning
Recap:
Westerly breezes prevailed all day on Thursday keeping the line up nice and clean. There were a few nce 2ft options along the exposed beaches, however its faded back to a tiny 0.5-1ft today. The fact that the swell has disappeared is no big deal as southeasterly breeze is impacting the quality anyway.
This weekend (Saturday 12th - Sunday 13th):
Good sized swell for tomorrow but with onshores besides a possible early W'ly breeze. Clean Sunday but tiny.
