Effective from: Mon 17 Jun '13, 03:30PM

Forecast prepared by Craig Brokensha
Next update Wed 19/6 1pm.

Previous day's summary:

The weekend saw onshore winds and small to medium levels of SE swell across the South Arm but onshore winds limited options to funkier spots. This morning the swell is back to a smaller 1-2ft with persistent onshore winds.

Swell events within the forecast period:

The coming period won't offer too much in the way of surf with weak levels of S/SE windswell through tomorrow and Wednesday before easing into the afternoon. Onshore winds will continue to create average conditions as well.

There's nothing major on the cards until the weekend when a weak polar low drifting in from the west produces a small pulse of SW swell. This swell should peak through Saturday to 2ft across Clifton with early W/NW winds after a change Friday afternoon.

Long term forecast (6+ days):
There's nothing major on the cards for the longer term outlook as the westerly storm track remains focussed up towards Western Australia, with no polar activity expected within our swell window. Check back here on Wednesday though for the latest on this.