Is the marine wind warning cancelled for SA? Yes – the Bureau of Meteorology has cancelled the marine wind warning for South Central Coast, Investigator Strait, Upper South East Coast and Lower South East Coast as of 9:30pm Wednesday November 26, 2025.
South Australian boaters and coastal residents can breathe easier tonight as wind conditions have improved significantly across the state’s coastal waters.
Which SA coastal areas are now safe?
The marine wind warning cancellation applies to:
- South Central Coast – cancelled Wednesday evening
- Investigator Strait – cancelled Wednesday evening
- Upper South East Coast – cancelled Wednesday evening
- Lower South East Coast – cancelled Wednesday and Thursday
Wind conditions have moderated to safe levels across all these South Australian marine zones.
What does this mean for SA boaters?
The cancellation means wind and sea conditions have improved to levels that no longer pose a significant risk to marine activities. Recreational boaters, fishers, and commercial operators can resume normal activities in these areas.
However, the Bureau of Meteorology reminds all mariners to:
- Check the latest Coastal Waters Forecast before heading out
- Monitor Local Waters Forecasts for your specific area
- Be aware conditions can change quickly
- Always carry appropriate safety equipment
When did SA wind conditions improve?
The marine wind warning was cancelled at 9:30pm CDT Wednesday November 26, with conditions expected to remain calm through Thursday November 27.
Will there be more marine warnings for SA?
The Bureau of Meteorology states no further marine wind warnings will be issued for these South Australian coastal areas at this time. However, they continue to monitor conditions and will issue new warnings if required.
Where can I check current SA marine conditions?
For up-to-date information on wind, wave, and weather conditions for South Australian coastal zones:
- Visit bom.gov.au/sa/forecasts/map.shtml
- Check Coastal Waters Forecasts
- Review Local Waters Forecasts for specific areas
- Download the BOM Weather app for alerts
This comes as a welcome change for South Australian coastal communities, particularly after recent wind warnings kept many vessels in port.
While SA coastal conditions have improved, severe thunderstorms continue to impact eastern Australia, with Queensland and NSW facing giant hail and destructive winds through Thursday.