We’re still on track for a new pulse of long range groundswell to arrive through Sunday morning.
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Wednesday and Thursday will see persistent gales from the NW thru’ W, then W/SW thru’ SW.
Look, we can delve into the nitty gritty of the outlook but the long and short is that we’ve got an extended period of craptacular conditions on the way, thanks to a sustained frontal progression across the southern half of the state. However, next weekend is looking potentially fantastic at this stage.
Today's swell has reached a peak and will trend down through Friday.
Friday is probably the pick of the period as we'll have the best conditions, though size will be only borderline surfable across metro beaches.
We’re looking at slowly easing swells from today into Sunday and Monday.
Fortunately, winds will tend light variable across all regions so conditions will be clean.
We’re still looking at a very significant groundswell arriving throughout Thursday, peaking in the late afternoon before easing slowly through Friday.
While all of this is going on, a much more significant system will have been tracking eastwards through the Southern Indian Ocean, generating a large groundswell that’s due to arrive Thursday.
Easing SW groundswell tomorrow with favourable winds for Perth and Mandurah, with lighter winds Friday across the South West and a new SW swell for the afternoon. Larger SW groundswell Saturday morning with good winds before lunch, deteriorating into Sunday with more large surf.