Looks like the Northerly Seabreezes are kicking in - woooooo... Looks like there may be session on this arvo after work.
Hey Nick, had an awesome session today some really big winds. Those northerlies were ok, managed to get out but only light. Today was pumping though, best wind in 6 months. Hoping to get out again on the weekend if ur keen.
Work got the better of me today mate. Super keen for this weekend. Give me a call. Hopefully we'll have less tangles this time
I love all the positive input but to be honest it's been crap and the forecast remains crappy
Nice positive post rob!!!
Why coment on sunny coast posts if your in victoria??
We've had some good days out lately!!
Over frothed, once again. At least the people without jobs got to kite.Green arrows never have the staying power required to satisfy me.AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
How to interpret the forcast 
green means go......an go now !!!
Red means go to work
yellow is go to work unless the tide is running at the rivermouth
You spell checker is just getting smart with you, swift leg snap to the motherboard should fix it.
Are your seabreezes mainly from the south east, or do you still get alot of north easters. If so it would be a natural footers dream with all the rights you have over there.
Actually anywhere from 15 knots to 35 knots on a 10.5
Yes I'm a tight arse .
Qld Air is warm so as you know it is not as dense (which cold air therefore seems to have greater pressure logically)
And before you start, it is only an observation regarding climatic conditions not other states IQs
Although .....
WTF has happened to our wind, where has she gone
Might have to break out the mankini and buy a sup
Nice forecast there, what are you guys complaining about?
Seriously, what are the seabreezes like at the sunny and gold coast?
Start /end of the season?
How strong are they?
How regular e.g 8/10 days etc.
Difference between the coast and the brisbane region?
cheers,
Sunseeker - Sunday the 17knt seabreeze came in to Kirra for about 2 hours assisted by the storm brewing over the hinterland. A comfort to the desperate.
