Yes I also have used it as an excellent wind hunting tool.

Also had a cause to complain to Laurie about the lack of green arrows in my area, and guess what the wind started picking up, and the season got better?

Maybe he's causing the weather?

luv
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I did a very informal monitoring of Seabreeze / BOM during the end of season period two years ago.
My impressions were:
- the most accurate forecasts were where SB & BOM matched.
- when predictions varied Seabreeze tended to be closer to reality but both were less likely to be absolutely correct.
- as forecast variations became wider Seabreeze became more likely to be the more accurate forecast.

NB: nothing scientific, just a few brief notes in the diary with scores 1 to 10.

i think laurie is a humanitarian first, and a weather forecaster second, how many times have you looked at the long range forecast, looking at a very dud week, and then see green arrows forecast for the end of the week, usually its a balls up and there's no wind, but is it really a balls up, does laurie not just know how bad things are but how bad they are likely to become thanks to la nina, and he's giving us all hope, something to hold onto, to look forward to, by chucking a couple of green arrows at a forecasted weeks end...? if it is... thanks laurie, you give me hope....!

now we just need a seabreeze forcast for NT?