Thursday
✅ Excellent conditions
Main blocker: Tide/current
Exmouth Snorkel Report Today
Australia · Updated Thu 02:46 (AEST) · Source: Snapshot
The skinny
Go in the best window Report Thu 12:50Exmouth has a usable snorkeling window around Thu 13:00. The main thing to watch is tide/current.
Score: 7.4/10
Best time: Thu 13:00
Main risk: Tide/Current
No useful morning window is showing yet.
Best afternoon signal: Thu 19:00 (Excellent). Peak afternoon wind is about 4.8 m/s.
Good window is available today
Next good model window: Thu 03:00–10:00 (45% of the next 72h meets the model threshold)
3-day planner
Friday
✅ Excellent conditions
Main blocker: Tide/current
Saturday
✅ Excellent conditions
Main blocker: Tide/current
Best available hours
The next good model window starts at Thu 03:00 and lasts until 10:00.
Why this verdict
Main blockers across the next 72 hours:
- Tide/current (62 hours)
- Darkness (39 hours)
Jellyfish drift risk
Drift estimate from wind, swell, current and warm water.
Low peak drift risk around Thu 14:00.
water is warm enough for occasional jellyfish; surface drift/current is noticeable; local shoreline exposure is not mapped yet.
Sightings override the model: if you see small purple jellyfish with long trailing tentacles, treat them as sting-capable and give them space.
Upcoming high tides
Next early morning high tide: Thu 16:00
Thu 03:00, Thu 16:00, Fri 04:00, Fri 16:00, Sat 04:00, Sat 17:00
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Advanced forecast data
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Snorkel Score (selected 24h)
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Score trend, higher is better. Excellent ≥ 0.72, good 0.55–0.72, fair 0.35–0.55.
Conditions (24h trends)
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72-hour historical overview
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Scoring methodology (for technical users)
We score each hour from 0 to 1 using daylight and these weighted components:
- Wave height (35%): best below 0.36m, then decreases as it rises.
- Wind speed (25%): best below 5.4m/s, lower is better.
- Sea surface temperature (15%): best within 20.6°C to 30.4°C.
- Tide and currents (15%): best around slack/high-tide windows.
- Daylight (10%): visibility is better in daylight, so night hours score lower.
Detailed hourly data table
| Time | Wave (m) | Wind (m/s) | Sea temp (°C) | Status |
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| No hourly data is available for this window. | ||||