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Forums > Kitesurfing General

Is it Too HOT for a SeaBreeze????

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Created by Weta > 9 months ago, 19 Nov 2010
Weta
WA, 893 posts
19 Nov 2010 2:25PM
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39 degrees celsius today in Perth & not much of a seabreeze forecast

How does the temp over land mass effect the seabreeze?

Or is it the low pressure system off the coast ruining our fun?

Thanks for any helpful meteorlogical info

bingles
WA, 363 posts
19 Nov 2010 2:39PM
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Big trough bro

Synoptic Situation
A ridge of high pressure lies south of the state with a surface trough off the
west coast.



GreenPat
QLD, 4087 posts
19 Nov 2010 5:16PM
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The way I understand it, once the air over the water gets warm enough it starts cancelling out the seabreeze effect. Seems to be around 32-34 degrees that is the hottest you can expect decent seabreezes to occur at here.

Weta
WA, 893 posts
19 Nov 2010 3:30PM
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Rotto is reading 20 wsw thats enough of sniff for me to go hang at the beach

wishy
WA, 1501 posts
19 Nov 2010 7:09PM
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GreenPat said...

The way I understand it, once the air over the water gets warm enough it starts cancelling out the seabreeze effect. Seems to be around 32-34 degrees that is the hottest you can expect decent seabreezes to occur at here.


If land heats up faster than water does it also cool down faster?

Bigwavedave
QLD, 2057 posts
19 Nov 2010 9:11PM
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www.seabreeze.com.au/info/wind.asp

Weta
WA, 893 posts
19 Nov 2010 7:51PM
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Thanks Big Wave

No seabreeze this arvo but it was bloody nice down the beach



toddws
WA, 469 posts
20 Nov 2010 6:41PM
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wishy said...

GreenPat said...

The way I understand it, once the air over the water gets warm enough it starts cancelling out the seabreeze effect. Seems to be around 32-34 degrees that is the hottest you can expect decent seabreezes to occur at here.


If land heats up faster than water does it also cool down faster?


yep! thats why you get strong east'lys in morning or off shore swings after sunset

ApatheticEnd
WA, 995 posts
20 Nov 2010 9:05PM
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Next week is looking like strong seabreezes and milder temps again.

tightlines
WA, 3489 posts
20 Nov 2010 9:44PM
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Have you got a new kite Weta?
Sounds like you were desperate!!

INfiniDIE
WA, 478 posts
20 Nov 2010 9:52PM
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Can't say no to the heat now that it's here though right? Spent all winter shivering and praying for Summer heat...

stamp
QLD, 2776 posts
21 Nov 2010 11:01AM
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if it makes you guys feel any better, there hasn't been a kiteable seabreeze here since last season

StinkyPete
WA, 241 posts
21 Nov 2010 9:09AM
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Thursday and friday had no seabreeze but was over 20knots Easterlies if you could get down there. These warm winds have been some of the best sessions ive ever kited. Uncrowded week day 7am what a way to start the day.

Weta
WA, 893 posts
21 Nov 2010 10:59AM
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G'day Tightlines; yeah got myself a new 10m Park & im pretty happy with it so far How is your acquisition of the top secret new kite going??? i checked out their website but its not up yet.

I was desperate to leave work friday arvo & looking for an exscuse..........had a nice swim @ Leighton ignorant to the fact a 4m GW had been swimming around a boat 2k offshore

tightlines
WA, 3489 posts
21 Nov 2010 12:17PM
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Good one Weta I haven't tried the Park yet but from what I have heard I think you will be happy with it and the 10 should get a good workout this week.

Don't get fooled by the Rotto graph, because its offshore and has such a small landmass it's not uncommon for Rotto to get a decent breeze but we get nothing here, also the weather station is from memory around 46mtrs above sea level.

I reckon Greenpat has pretty much got it right any higher than around 34 and there isn't much chance of a decent seabeeze in Perth.

As for my new kites I'm glad I'm not holding my breath, looks like the season will nearly over by the time they are ready but I'm still happy with my Kima's (despite getting a puncture last weekend ) so might just stick with them this year.

Fooosh
WA, 563 posts
21 Nov 2010 9:33PM
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Is it TOO HOT because there is NO SEABREEZE?

Either way, can't take too many days of that in a row!

Poida
WA, 1916 posts
22 Nov 2010 9:41AM
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this should cool you down




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