Thursday is a much better bet for a more solid spike in S swell. A series of severe gale strength SW fetches slingshot around the eastern flank of the low, tracking NE into the Tasman and generating several S swell pulses.
Winds will slowly improve over the coming days as the surf eases, but late week looks better with new swell pulses and favourable winds.
Weak swells and average winds for the coming days, though improving from Friday and great for the South Coast.
The coming days are fairly average ahead of some better groundswells and surf late week and into the weekend.
Trailing S’ly swell early Saturday is about the best we’ve got in store for the weekend. But there's a whole bunch of interesting sources for next week.
There’s not much surf expected this weekend. But, we have a few long term sources shaping up nicely.
There's nothing of note still on the cards this forecast period with no swells of size or strength.
The run of clean, tiny waves will continue but there is one slightly better swell due through the period.
The South West will remain onshore until Tuesday, but there's better conditions expected in Perth and Mandurah along with plenty of swell for the coming days.
Lots of options for a surf this weekend with building westerly swell energy and workable winds across both coasts.
