mooloolaba

the sweep at nneck is usually southerly, so maybe it will be ok there, and ne is side shore

anywayz, if it's bigger than my 3 foot limit i'm going freestylin'

woohoo just got chenged for tuesday through friday se time for an alley session. yeehaa

it was good today too. seems like weeks sine i been even on the plane

No red arrows but FEELS like a 15-20kn NE seabreeze day. Will have to wait and see. I'm off to Margate if it blows.

still hoping nebbian,

at the moment it's moving north.

but the good news is that the wind shear to the south is decreasing and the high down south will move off towards new zealand.

the "Guess" is that this will allow a southerly track later in the week.

but who knows.

the seabreeze forecasts (BOM) seems to show odette stalling for a few more days and then heading south again. so maybe next weekend things will be nuclear.

bloddy thing has just sat in the same spot for a week now. teasing us. waltzing around, and keeping us all on our toes.

it's just not fair. this our time of year for winds..... this is when we get to pull out the sails we haven't touched in 4 years.....

From the BOM:

TOP PRIORITY FOR IMMEDIATE BROADCAST
SEVERE WEATHER WARNING
for Dangerous Surf and Bar Conditions.
For people in exposed coastal areas and Islands between Yeppoon and Coolangatta.

Issued at 2:45 pm on Sunday 4 March 2007

Synoptic Situation: The combination of a tropical low over the central Coral
Sea and a large high near New Zealand is generating winds which will increase
ocean swells along the coast from Monday.
E to NE swells should increase to 3 to 4 metres during Monday. These swells will
result in dangerous surf conditions and hazardous coastal bars.

The next warning is due to be issued by 10 pm Sunday

i reckon wednesday and thursday will be the most awesome days this year with mast high waves and 20 knots SE winds.

after that time to get a surfboard for a few weeks.

just call in sick. or quit. or just harden the fk up