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Whats driving the current weather?

Created by sailquik sailquik  > 9 months ago, 3 Dec 2019
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sailquik
sailquik

VIC

6166 posts

3 Dec 2019 6:35pm
This is a very interesting and informative presentation from BoM featuring regular Sandy Point Windsurfer Andrew Watkins.

What strikes me about this is that it explains why we are getting so many Westerly winds now, rather than earlier (Sept/Oct) which is more common.

It also explains why Jimbob is has noted that Lake George has not got any of the early season SE winds which it might normally expect.

I hope this breaks down good and proper for January to March, so the Highs can sit low in The Bight and send up regular SE winds to LG.

ka43
ka43

NSW

3097 posts

3 Dec 2019 6:52pm
It certainly explains a few things!! Our sea breezes seem to be strongest from midday to around 3 pm in certain parts of Sydney. Usually they continue to build during the afternoon, not lately. Plus there have been way less of them than usual.
morts
morts

WA

189 posts

3 Dec 2019 5:01pm
There is also the SSW Sudden Stratospheric Warming event which is yet to finish.

Places like the link below are a good place to find out more info, although most of it goes right over my head!

www.ausweatherforum.com/index.php
Kazza
Kazza

TAS

2344 posts

4 Dec 2019 7:57am
Hurry up, as Mr Squiggle would say. The winds are great but I'm sick of living in the snow and I also need to get my work done, all these westerlies are soooo distracting
jimbob SA
jimbob SA

SA

1000 posts

4 Dec 2019 9:46am



choco
choco

SA

4177 posts

4 Dec 2019 3:47pm
This guy I suspect


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