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Western Australians were warned to close the hatches and stay out of the ocean this weekend.
The Bureau of Meteorology predicts a huge swell for the Southwest, which is expected to reach 4m on Saturday and peak at over 7m on Sunday night.
However, the giant swell will be a disappointment for surfers as it is accompanied by strong westerly and southwest winds blowing at over 40 knots.
For Perth, conditions will be more moderate with a 3m swell arriving on Saturday evening, culminating at 5m late Sunday evening and Monday
Strong westerly winds typical of winter should also hit Perth during the weekend, with an erosion of the likely range.
Rain and Chance Thunderstorms accompany the seas and the winds, prompting the Department of Fire and Emergency Services to warn landowners to tidy up, subject the items in bulk to the garden and to be in a state of alert
. watch out for strong tears, currents and strong waves or stay completely out of the water.
The gales and rainy weather are expected to continue well next week.
Warm sweaters and woolen stockings will remain the order of the day. The maximum temperatures in Perth are only 19 ° C on Sunday and Monday and are around 20 ° C the rest of next week.
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