Started late (october thanks Laurie and crew) but we have had a week of 10 to 15kn this last week. Should be back for the next week although will probably be 12m weather. Just bring all your kites and cover all your bases. Looks like the swell may have finished for the year though. El nina or whatever it's called definably seems to have a big affect up here when it comes to wind later in the season mind you I am not complaining yet. Also don't worry too much what the graphs say as far as wind strength goes just as long as it's coming from the south and sw in the arvo. Like tightlines said don't even look at Leamonth wind as it's a bit like checking the seabreeze at northam. Should also be a few crays washed up on the beach today too after the earthquake just off the coast last night.
Started late (october thanks Laurie and crew) but we have had a week of 10 to 15kn this last week. Should be back for the next week although will probably be 12m weather. Just bring all your kites and cover all your bases. Looks like the swell may have finished for the year though. El nina or whatever it's called definably seems to have a big affect up here when it comes to wind later in the season mind you I am not complaining yet. Also don't worry too much what the graphs say as far as wind strength goes just as long as it's coming from the south and sw in the arvo. Like tightlines said don't even look at Leamonth wind as it's a bit like checking the seabreeze at northam. Should also be a few crays washed up on the beach today too after the earthquake just off the coast last night.
Started late (october thanks Laurie and crew) but we have had a week of 10 to 15kn this last week. Should be back for the next week although will probably be 12m weather. Just bring all your kites and cover all your bases. Looks like the swell may have finished for the year though. El nina or whatever it's called definably seems to have a big affect up here when it comes to wind later in the season mind you I am not complaining yet. Also don't worry too much what the graphs say as far as wind strength goes just as long as it's coming from the south and sw in the arvo. Like tightlines said don't even look at Leamonth wind as it's a bit like checking the seabreeze at northam. Should also be a few crays washed up on the beach today too after the earthquake just off the coast last night.
apparently from wednesday onwards its not looking too bad for Perth
. AIMS do have a station at millering but is a bit of a joke when it eventually uploads it's usually nowhere near the actual speed or direction
