Towradgi Surf Forecast and Surf Report

Here’s the lowdown in feet and Fahrenheit for those who think that way.

Right off the bat, the first few days are a total bust. We’ve got tiny, crummy surf with light cross-onshore breezes at Towradgi – it’s flat and bumpy, not worth getting wet for. The water temp is around 64°, which is pretty standard for this time of year.

Things get a pulse from Sunday the 6th afternoon – a jump to 6ft from the south, but it’s messy with a moderate cross-shore wind and cross-chop, and the energy is moderate (844). Not what you’d call clean. But the next morning – Monday the 7th – that’s where the magic is. Glassy, dead-calm conditions, and chest-high 5ft swell from the SSE with a decent period. That’s clean, fun surf. The combined energy is moderate (316). This is your absolute best shot.

The days that follow pump some size but the wind spoils it. Tuesday the 8th sees 7ft from the SSE and strong energy (945), but it’s cross-onshore and choppy. Wednesday the 9th morning cleans up with a light offshore from the west, and 4ft SSE swell – that’s another good-looking window, tidy and low-energy (276).

Into the second week, swell hangs in but the wind gets ugly. Thursday the 10th has big 8ft S swell (very strong energy at 2139) but it’s blown out with fresh cross-shore wind. Experts only, and even then it’s marginal.

You get a playable session on Friday the 11th morning – 6ft SSE swell, moderate energy (840), with a decent cross-offshore wind from the SSW. Clean lines possible. After that, it’s a slide back into smaller, wind-affected stuff, and by the end of the second week we’re looking at weak 1ft dribble with poor wind again.

So, the standout is Monday the 7th morning – glassy and clean, with a nice 5ft SSE groundswell. That’s the one to chase.

Rusty.

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