Spring. How's it lookin?
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Donweather is there any relief on the horizon from these easterly winds on the sunny coast?
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Fluffy, unfortunately it looks as though Huey is having the last laugh as I thought this morning would have offered some relief from the onshore winds up there, particularly around the Maroochy stretch but its no go this morning as well. Even the Goldy is crap this morning too.
Overnight cloud cover isn't allowing the overnight land temps to drop enough to allow the land/sea temp differential to get more than 4 deg or so, hence not enough temp gradient to get those offshores stronger than the local onshore synoptic winds.
If you can get the overnight land temps down to around 19 deg or so, you should then be on the money (most locations on the coast this morning didn't get down below 22 deg).
Overnight cloud cover isn't allowing the overnight land temps to drop enough to allow the land/sea temp differential to get more than 4 deg or so, hence not enough temp gradient to get those offshores stronger than the local onshore synoptic winds.
If you can get the overnight land temps down to around 19 deg or so, you should then be on the money (most locations on the coast this morning didn't get down below 22 deg).
Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Thanks Don! Very interesting stuff mate, I had no idea the temperature effected the wind so much..
Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Temperature differences is what creates wind Fluffy
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Funny, I always thought wind was created by pressure differences??
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What do you think creates the pressure differences Don?
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Ahhhh, a bit of chicken and the egg then.
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Not really.
The unequal distribution of solar energy (aka heat) is the clear source.
The unequal distribution of solar energy (aka heat) is the clear source.
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The sun is the primary source, so not chicken and egg in this case.
Heating, convection and coriolis effect, pressure gradients, wind.
No sun, no wind.
Heating, convection and coriolis effect, pressure gradients, wind.
No sun, no wind.
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Might want to check that Olds it's pissing down with a bit of wind.
Don, could you have a word with someone about these noreasterlies and shit weather.
Don, could you have a word with someone about these noreasterlies and shit weather.
Al this is gold. "She didn't realise I was fairly high and spent much of the evening trying to figure out why a purple and orange cow wanted me to climb a tree."
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hhmmm.Spoon wrote:Might want to check that Olds it's pissing down with a bit of wind.
Good point Spoon. And what about when it's windy at night??????
I think I will go with the theory that the sun is still up there mate, and that it might be just hidden behind the clouds.
Will check tomorrow and get back to you.
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Oh dear....obviously everyone has missed my attempt at a humourous/sarcastic (I thought the rolling eyes would have given it away) reply to Craig's comment.....nevermind!!!!
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
i believe....if we scarifice a weather forecaster
the east wind will stop and the east coast oz will pump again
we need a scarifice tho
the east wind will stop and the east coast oz will pump again
we need a scarifice tho
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Do they work better than virgins? I hope so (cause there's very few of them left) Burning boards is out too, petrochemicals.mustkillmulloway wrote:i believe....if we scarifice a weather forecaster
the east wind will stop and the east coast oz will pump again
we need a scarifice tho
Whatever you do, do it soon Fong's getting feisty!
Jaffa, I'm opinionated, and I'm sometimes right. So?
Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
So Don, are you coming to Mark's baord testing day?mustkillmulloway wrote:i believe....if we scarifice a weather forecaster
the east wind will stop and the east coast oz will pump again
we need a scarifice tho
BBQ'd forecaster anyone??
Come to think of it, that's too far away.
Where are you surfing next?
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You aren’t the room Yuke You are just a wonky cafe table with a missing rubber pad on the end of one leg.
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I still don't buy the "official" narrative about 9/11. Oh sure, it happened, fcuk yeah. But who and why and how I'm, not convinced it was what we've been told.
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Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Would like to come to Mark's board testing day Trev, but will depend on what else my social coordinator has in store that weekend and what the swell forecast is looking like.
As for surfing next, let's just put it this way, I'll be looking very closely at what that surface trough does late into the weekend!!!
Speaking of which....anyone know of a location up the Sunny Coast that loves a massive new moon high tide!!!!
As for surfing next, let's just put it this way, I'll be looking very closely at what that surface trough does late into the weekend!!!
Speaking of which....anyone know of a location up the Sunny Coast that loves a massive new moon high tide!!!!
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YepDonweather wrote:
Speaking of which....anyone know of a location up the Sunny Coast that loves a massive new moon high tide!!!!
Beanpole
You aren’t the room Yuke You are just a wonky cafe table with a missing rubber pad on the end of one leg.
Skipper
I still don't buy the "official" narrative about 9/11. Oh sure, it happened, fcuk yeah. But who and why and how I'm, not convinced it was what we've been told.
You aren’t the room Yuke You are just a wonky cafe table with a missing rubber pad on the end of one leg.
Skipper
I still don't buy the "official" narrative about 9/11. Oh sure, it happened, fcuk yeah. But who and why and how I'm, not convinced it was what we've been told.
Re: Spring. How's it lookin?
Dualy noted.SAsurfa wrote:Temperature differences is what creates wind Fluffy
I've got some study to do by the looks of it. :?
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