my understanding is that there are two types of seabreezes 1) thermal type..typical summer..fairly steady..best for kitesurfing 2) those assoc with fronts..eg winter...these tend to be gusty , change direction and can be dangerous.
The breezes over the next few days...are 10-15 knots ..bit light ..are they suitable for kitesurfing ? ..its my first season..
wind is a force some choose to hide from. if you wish to use it, then test it's lower limits. gain confidence and advance. it's a slow good journey. be careful. fun awaits. p.s. always look upwind for gusts or lulls or catastrophes.
your number "1)" is the only true seabreeze... the other is a wind
There are, of course, combinations during the warmer months.
surf on over to the BOMwww.bom.gov.au/lam/ site and learn about meteorology. They have some great info there, it won't make you an expert but it will give you a start.
I haven't met any experts and I'm not either, always err on the side of caution if you aren't sure... "tomorrow is always be better than dying today."
