Monster swells and 130km/h winds: 11 photos of Australia's 'rare' weekend of weather.

We always make fun of the question, “So, how about the weather?”

But I’m sorry, today we really do need to ask you: So how about that weekend weather, huh?!

The entire state of WA is copping a battering right now, and practically everyone in NSW headed to the coast to see the monster swell.

WATCH: Western Australia’s wild weather. Post continues after video.

If you missed it, here’s 11 photos from the weekend’s insane weather.

Bedford, Perth.

60,000 homes are without power in WA, as the state experiences a “rare” weather event.

A deep low pressure system – the remnants of ex-tropical cyclone Mangga – formed off the state on Sunday bringing winds of up to 130km/h.

This on Grand Prom only 1min drive in a SW direction from the @BedfordAWS
This came down when we had the highest gust of the system – 45knts at 3.22pm from the NNE. Ready for more to come. #perthnews #perthstorm #weather #extremewind @BOM_WA pic.twitter.com/dIMGl7px2J

— Bedford weather????️⛈️????⚡ (@BedfordAWS) May 24, 2020

Sydney Harbour.

A ferry leaving for Circular Quay hits heavy swell as it approaches North Head on Sunday.

Wind gusts exceeded 70km/h across large parts of the Sydney area.

Here's the view from inside.

 

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It was a rough ride on the Manly Ferry in the harbour at Sydney Heads today ???? Anyone else feeling a bit seasick just watching this? #9News

A post shared by 9 News Sydney (@9newssydney) on May 24, 2020 at 12:09am PDT

Curl Curl, Sydney.

Teenagers chain-surfing at South Curl Curl ocean pool in Sydney.

Swell of up to 10 metres was recorded off Sydney, with more to come this week.

Here they are in action:

 

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Hang on

A post shared by Annabelle Smith (@ilike2surf) on May 24, 2020 at 4:07am PDT

Manly, Sydney.

11 time world champion surfer Kelly Slater was spotted surfing the enormous waves in Manly.

 

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Kelly dropped in to Manly today! Respect.

A post shared by Mike Baird (@bairdmike) on May 24, 2020 at 4:27am PDT

Newcastle.

High tide spills onto the esplanade in Newcastle.

 

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High tide spilling across Shortland Esplanade ???????????? ????@daviddiehmphotography

A post shared by Hit106.9 Newcastle (@hitnewcastle) on May 24, 2020 at 5:02am PDT

Enormous waves being surfed by multiple surfers at Newcastle's Merewether beach.

 

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Social distancing 101 ???????? . . #surf #swell #salty #stoked #surf_shots #surfphotography #ozsurfpics #earthshotz #surfinglife #surfer #drone #dronephotography #droneview #dronedaily #surfdaily #viewfromabove #skyview #domore #aussielife #visualambassador #surfporn #surfingphotography #waves???? #oceanviews #surferphotos #bigwaves #socialdistancing #merewether

A post shared by Ben Holmes (@benjiben1979) on May 23, 2020 at 4:26pm PDT

Bondi, Sydney.

Locals watching rough surf conditions at Ben Buckler point, Bondi.

Geraldton, WA.

The strongest gusts recorded in WA yesterday were 126 km/h, but more horrendous weather is on the way today.

Northampton, WA.

An eerie dust storm blankets large areas of the WA central west.

Eerie scenes in #Northampton, north of #Geraldton, as strong winds are whipping up large amounts of dust, blanketing large areas of the #CentralWest. Keep up to date with the latest Severe Weather Warning: https://t.co/WKZ9NekCiB
Video courtesy: Amery Drage. pic.twitter.com/DfZJA8xATq

— Bureau of Meteorology, Western Australia (@BOM_WA) May 24, 2020

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