Hey J.
I've been a big fan of the wind roses etc from the BOM. handy stuff for planning events. plus there is a new section
http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/ this has a lot more locations then the typical wind roses and paints a better picture.
i agree if you look at the brisbane chart for 3pm then nov etc are the windy months. well windy as far as consistant seabreezes go. but believe that it is in general prety even between nov-dec and feb-april.
but, if you look at the other locations in the database and compare against the wind rose diagrams it becomes more obvious that feb march is when it really blows. especially if you are looking for winds in the 35knot+ category. Mostly (other than some of the northerlies) these winds are from the SE or S.
So we are chasing, southerly busters, cyclones, east coast lows etc. all occuring at this time of year.
One thing that i did notice after going back over the charts again is just how windy January is.
location wise i think most agree that VP is fast. plus it's my home spot and i sail there most weekends when it's windy. however for a speed event it has poor access when it comes to radar etc.
the train is very fast also. my quickest times on the formula kit have been done there. mostly in summer i sail the train or VP.
Now, that waffle over.
guess what. sunday is looking the goods.
so we are preparing for this weekend coming.
we still have all the usual stuff lined up. demo KA gear, NXS boards, prizes etc.
but this time we have our own speed camera.
pete and i went halves in one.