[Red Herring]

Found the following website and thought it might be of interest to other forum members when deciding whether to head out on the water or not.

http://www.seabreeze.com.au then look at maps

Red arrows mean little or no wind, whilst green arrows indicate the strongest winds.

Cheers,
Red Herring

 

[aleg75]

Top site! good find and thanks for sharing!

 

[andybear]

Hi,

Just thought I would mention, you can make the display the other way round if you want to, so that high wind is red, and the breezes are green.... I suppose cos that is a wind fun site, they choose the colours that way round...

Cheers all Andybear...... and Murpheys graph creeps still sets in....but thats nature at its best/worst..... :lol:

 

[Ironsides]

My arrows are set at GREEN for go, low wind and I can go out in my yak.

Ian

 

[Captain]

I've been using seabreeze for awhile, it's a lot simpler to use than BOM and I've done the same as Ian. Light winds are green for go, go kayaking that is.

Brian
Cobra PF

 

[Freak]

far out how good does tuesday look. no swell very light winds...

 

[Flump]

I've got seabreeze set to my home page , normally just to see when I've missed out on another perfect kayak fishing opportunity . Would love to go out tuesday, but will probably be curled up trying to recover from a monster hangover :shock: