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Where have our sea breezes gone?

Created by windaddict windaddict  > 9 months ago, 12 Nov 2008
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windaddict
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12 Nov 2008 11:58am
Well the season started off good with 2 weeks of sea breezes, since then there has been hardly anything worth going out during the week, looking at the forecast there's more NE coming for next week .

Cambodge
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12 Nov 2008 2:11pm
Surely too early for seabreezes? They're a sunny summer phenomenon (based on the difference between heating and cooling of water versus land).
FletcHuz
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12 Nov 2008 3:22pm
Windaddict, I totally agree with you!!! Where the hell are the seabreezes. It's sooo frustrating! Usually the seabreezes are consistently 20knots by this time of year. Nov and Dec usually have the strongest seabreezes because the sea is still cold and therefore bigger temperature differential. The Jan/Feb seabreezes get less reliable and generally not as strong. I think all the NE action is counteracting the seabreeze and resulting in nothing...it feels like May!! Hopefully they kick in properly soon or I'm going to go MAD
latedropeddy
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12 Nov 2008 11:47pm
pretty fluky wind this arvo, fawkner "blipped" to 17kts - i got excited thinking it was continuing to build...
Got to the beach (williamstown) and it totally dropped off. You would of needed a 12m to get planning out there.

hmm friday?
sflack
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13 Nov 2008 12:55am
Marcus! its totally that new board you bought, mixed with my sails, has possibly destroyed any chance of a seabreezes! [}:)]

Sorry Guys!
windaddict
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13 Nov 2008 10:29am
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sflack said...

Marcus! its totally that new board you bought, mixed with my sails, has possibly destroyed any chance of a seabreezes! [}:)]

Sorry Guys!



Agreed, new gear curse....
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