In Northern NSW, the south swell we saw today will ease throughout the morning but a new south swell will build concurrently, arriving across the Mid North Coast early.
West Australian Surf Forecast by Guy Dixon (issued Friday 28th August)
Best Days: Wednesday, Thursday
Recap:
Conditions were great on Thursday with solid 6ft surf across the South West with a few 8ft bombs thrown in for good measure. Light easterly winds were keeping everything in order making for a long day of epic waves. Further north, conditions were clean under light offshore breezes but the surf was lacking in the size department, maxing out at around 1-1.5ft.
Large building S/SE swell tomorrow afternoon with S'ly winds, secondary SE groundswell pulse for Sunday, solid and easing very slowly through next week as winds improve.
Large stormy S/SE swell tomorrow, with plenty of onshore SE swell Sunday, smaller into Monday and then clean Tuesday but fading.
The new S’ly swell from today’s low will be a brief affair, and will ease throughout Saturday.
Average mix of swells and easterly winds tomorrow, cleaner and peaky Sunday, then offshore and good Monday.
Average mix of swells with onshore winds over the weekend, improving Monday with a variable breeze. Fun waves east of Melbourne Tuesday and Wednesday.
Friday’s conditions look pretty good with mainly light variable winds across most regions.
Fun S/SW groundswell tomorrow and Saturday, easing Sunday ahead of a large and powerful S/SW groundswell Monday afternoon and Tuesday.
Good S/SW groundswell pulse this afternoon, easing tomorrow with a reinforcing pulse for Sunday. Large S/SW groundswell pulsing later Monday, peaking Tuesday morning with more swell into the week starting the 7th.
