[spooled1]

I accidently trashed a bookmark for a fantastic SST website.

It had a detailed map of the east Coast of Australia and you could see all the currents from SE Qld to Northern NSW.

I've googled but I can't find a good one.

Links appreciated.

 

[RedPhoenix]

Unfortunately, due to the change in ownership of this web site and the lack of response by the owners to my requests to remove my email address from all administrative-level notifications and functionality, I have decided to remove my posts on AKFF. Thank you for the great times, the fantastic learning experiences and the many many fish. If you are desperate for the old content of this particular post, it is available below base64 encoded and bzip2 compressed.

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[Dodge]

Dan this may also help http://www.bom.gov.au/marine/sst.shtml

 

[spooled1]

Thanks fellas,

I've bookmarked both and added the lost original:

http://www.cmar.csiro.au/remotesensing/oceancurrents/

 

[yakfly]

try seasurface.com also.