Generally looks like a write-off on Thursday.
After a long spell of virtually no surf, there are promising indications of a strong southerly ground swell for Tuesday. Light southeasterly winds are likely to be workable, or at least easily avoidable.
Good swell tomorrow with morning offshores, easing Friday, with a fun pulse Sunday morning. New large S/SW swell developing for early next week.
Multiple swell sources are making for a tricky forecast, but there should be plenty of waves in the coming week. Saturday morning is looking good under light winds with southerly energy in the water.
Good new SW swell tomorrow morning with average winds around Perth, best around Margs early and from the SE. Average until winds improve again Sunday, remaining good through early next week with fun amounts of swell for exposed breaks.
Mix of swells tomorrow with poor winds, improving Friday but still peaky down South, better Saturday and then Sunday morning. Poor winds next week.
Onshore winds and poor swell tomorrow, with a fun groundswell Friday and workable onshore winds. Cleaner over the weekend with fun amounts of swell.
Wednesday's northeasterly swell has been downgraded in size, but should remain clean for the morning session. A strong southerly change is expected to move through mid-morning resulting in a strong increase in size.
We’re still seeing a slow upwards trend in wave heights and this should plateau through Tuesday.
Fading surf tomorrow, with an onshore windswell building Wednesday. Good clean groundswell Thursday morning, easing through Friday and further Saturday.
