Injidup Point Surf Forecast and Surf Report

G’day, Rusty here. We’ve got a solid run of south-west groundswell lining up for Injidup Point over the next couple of weeks. The water’s sitting at 64.8°, which is about average for this time of year. Let’s get into it.

The first real action hits Sunday afternoon the 6th of September. We’re looking at a 7.9ft swell from the WSW, with a long 17-second period pushing in. The wind is a fresh 35 km/h offshore from the SSE, keeping things clean. The combined swell energy is pumping at 6203 – that’s strong, no doubt. It’s an advanced wave, so not one for the groms, but for those who can handle it, this is a proper session.

Monday the 7th steps it up a notch. Morning sees an 11.5ft SW swell, 16-second period, with a gentle 15 km/h cross-offshore breeze from the SE. Clean as a whistle. The energy is huge at 6018. This is one of the standouts – big, powerful, and lined up. The afternoon stays solid with the same size, though the wind picks up to 30 km/h offshore from the south – still good, but the morning is the pick.

Tuesday the 8th keeps the run going. Another 13.1ft SW swell in the morning, 16-second period, and a moderate 25 km/h cross-offshore from the ESE. The energy jumps to 8050 – massive. This is big, expert-only territory. The afternoon drops to 11.5ft with a gentle cross-shore wind; still surfable but not as clean.

Wednesday the 9th gets messy. The swell holds at 9.8ft, but the wind swings cross-onshore from the ENE at 35 km/h in the morning, turning it lumpy. The energy drops to 3815. Not worth paddling out.

Thursday the 10th is a mixed bag. The morning is a write-off with choppy cross-onshore winds, but the afternoon turns glassy – wind from the WNW at just 5 km/h, almost no wind, with a 6.2ft WSW swell. Clean and inviting, but the energy is only 1758, so it’s not got much punch. Still, for a glassy session, it’s a nice change.

Friday the 11th starts off average with a light cross-shore, but the afternoon gets blown out with a 25 km/h cross-onshore from the NW and a long 18-second period swell at 6.9ft. The energy is 4081, but the wind ruins it. The long period means it’ll be walled up and tricky.

Saturday the 12th offers a glimmer. Morning has an 8.2ft SW swell, 16-second period, with a moderate cross-offshore breeze from the WSW at 20 km/h. Clean enough, energy at 3504. The afternoon goes cross-shore and choppy – skip it.

Sunday the 13th is a big one. The afternoon delivers a 13.1ft WSW swell, 14-second period, with a light 10 km/h cross-offshore breeze from the WSW. The energy is 5182 – strong. The morning is smaller at 11.5ft but cross-shore and messy. The afternoon is the clear standout for this week – big, clean, and powerful. Expert only.

Monday the 14th has an 11.5ft swell in the morning with light cross-onshore wind, and the afternoon cleans up with a 15 km/h cross-offshore from the SSW at 9.8ft. Energy is 3912 – a decent session for experienced surfers.

Tuesday the 15th is magic. The morning is glassy – no wind at all – with a 7.9ft SW swell, 13-second period. Energy is 2622, but the glassy conditions make it a real treat. The afternoon turns offshore from the SSW at 20 km/h with an 8.2ft swell – clean and fun.

Wednesday the 16th is another good one. Morning has a 9.8ft SW swell, 16-second period, with a light 10 km/h cross-offshore from the SW. Energy at 4417. Clean and powerful.

Now, into the second week. Thursday the 17th is a write-off – cross-onshore winds and lumpy. Friday the 18th looks promising. The afternoon has an 11.5ft WSW swell, 16-second period, with a fresh 30 km/h cross-offshore from the WSW. The energy is off the charts at 10096 – very strong. It’s big and clean, but only for the brave.

Saturday the 19th drops off – messy cross-shore winds and smaller swell. Sunday the 20th is a problem. The afternoon shows a massive 18.0ft WSW swell, 16-second period, with fresh cross-onshore winds at 30 km/h. The energy is 20927 – insane, but it’s too big for this break. The wind and tide

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