Interesting 1 SM
Dont know how either come up with predictions but I followed both really closely for about 5 weeks late last season after noticing that they did vary quite a considerably at times. My conclusion was that they were often similar, especially when they were dead-on accurate. When they varied Seabreeze arrows were definately closer to the mark - the bigger the difference the more likely it was that the SB arrows were the best indicators. But when they did vary a lot it was more likely that neither prediction would be exactly right. Another thing I found was that BOM tended to be a lot more conservative - they seemed to take a middle-of-road line through any given day whereas the SB arrows followed the up&down trends more radically & accurately.
Perhaps Laurie might like to add a little enlightenment on this one

Hmmmm i see, interesting.
Computers are crap about foecasting seabreezes tho.
for instance according to the grap it was sposed to be E/NE all day here but it was S. You do a good job anyway Laurie

i actually did my work experience for school at BOM just to see what makes them tic hehehe

anyway i checked out all their seabreeze forecasting programs and played around with them for a while. There is no surpise that they screw up so often with seabreeze forecasts lets just say that.

All power to the seabreeze wind charts - 4 day weekend coming up and the forecast looks epic for Melbourne !

www.windguru.com is less complimentary and reckons that Sandy Pt is the place to be...I dont care - I got wheels.

Please smile on me Huey - I've been a good lad