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austin
austin
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671 posts
26 Nov 2015 8:53am
That's 2 screamers now we need some swell
Matt988
Matt988
WA
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26 Nov 2015 9:19am
austin said...
That's 2 screamers now we need some swell


Made the wake skate look easy in that wind!
austin
austin
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671 posts
26 Nov 2015 10:07am
cheers dude more of them same today
Dave Whettingsteel
Dave Whettingsteel
WA
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WA, 1397 posts
26 Nov 2015 12:24pm
He made it look easy until he hit a wave haha!
I liked the jump bounce turns.
Chris6791
Chris6791
WA
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26 Nov 2015 1:40pm
austin said...
cheers dude more of them same today


The port is already showing just shy of 40 knots!
Dave Whettingsteel
Dave Whettingsteel
WA
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26 Nov 2015 6:45pm
Chris6791 said...
austin said...
cheers dude more of them same today


The port is already showing just shy of 40 knots!



Then collapsed like a pommy ashes team!
But came good in the end. Nice sesh at seppo.
Matt988 got a 15.1m pb!
Chris6791
Chris6791
WA
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27 Nov 2015 1:58am
I though that thunderstorm would kill it off but apparently it bounced back as soon as it passed, I heard it was a sweet session in the end.
AndyCUK
AndyCUK
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27 Nov 2015 6:35am
easy on the pommy bashing. I am heading out to Coogee region for three weeks for Christmas. bringing surfboard and twin tip, now trying to decide which kites to pack.....was hoping I could get away with two. 9m and 12m or 8 and 11m? or I cover all bases and bring 7,9,12

any advice appreciated.
bene313
bene313
WA
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27 Nov 2015 1:06pm
^ We get the odd day where it gets up around 30 knots in summer but most days will be 15-25. Bring the kite which bests suits 18-22 knots, plus another. On very windy days you can always kite earlier in the day when it's not as strong.
Dave Whettingsteel
Dave Whettingsteel
WA
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28 Nov 2015 2:13pm
AndyCUK said...
easy on the pommy bashing. I am heading out to Coogee region for three weeks for Christmas. bringing surfboard and twin tip, now trying to decide which kites to pack.....was hoping I could get away with two. 9m and 12m or 8 and 11m? or I cover all bases and bring 7,9,12

any advice appreciated.



If you can fit them into your baggage allowance id go the 7,9,12 .. That will maximise your kiting time. You can always buy jocks and toothbrush here. Only need the clothes you are wearing.
DJMWA
DJMWA
WA
345 posts
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29 Nov 2015 6:14pm
Well ner ner to all the superstitious voodoo forum trolls, no jinxing the wind this week. I missed most of it as I was away at work but got the 7m out today for the first time this season (non-downwinder.). Stoked!
bene313
bene313
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11 Dec 2015 8:35am
Check this out:
www.abc.net.au/news/rural/2015-12-11/warming-indian-ocean-raises-rainfall-potential/7020108

I've been in the ocean weekly for at least the last couple of months. I thought Dave was wrong when he said it was warmer than normal (sorry Dave). Turns out maybe I'm just a pussy when it comes to cold:

ABC wrote..
Record warm temperatures in the Indian Ocean are being observed, as they have potential to bring more rainfall to parts of Australia.

"All year the Indian Ocean as a whole has been warmer than normal and for the last couple of months now it's been warmest on record," Mr Grey said.

"Anytime you've (got a) warmer than normal tropical ocean it has to be evaporating records amounts of moisture by definition."

As to where the water will go, different weather models are predicting different outcomes.
dave......
dave......
WA
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6 Jan 2016 10:00am
Getting a bit troughed out????

Jan and Feb usually great months. With the East coast underwter and the SCG looking like a swimming pool, I hope next week gets better.
doonut
doonut
WA
265 posts
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7 Jan 2016 6:31pm
Gone to ****e this has been a pretty average summer to say the least, surly this means it will be epic up until April. Feels like the season had just got started.
dave......
dave......
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7 Jan 2016 11:20pm
doonut said..
Gone to ****e this has been a pretty average summer to say the least, surly this means it will be epic up until April. Feels like the season had just got started.


Nah thats it.
trough till march

doonut
doonut
WA
265 posts
WA, 265 posts
8 Jan 2016 6:52pm
Its because i bought a new kite, my bad everyone.
SwordV
SwordV
SA
17 posts
SA, 17 posts
9 Jan 2016 12:00am
Easterly today at Attadale / Point Walter wouldve been rocking?
eppo
eppo
WA
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9 Jan 2016 6:13am
Next tues, wed looking promising..then Thursday, no wait...oh Fck.
Lorgra
Lorgra
WA
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WA, 215 posts
9 Jan 2016 8:04pm
Just got back from four days in Esperance.

Woo hooooo!
eppo
eppo
WA
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9 Jan 2016 9:25pm
Yeh Albany was a blast. Great bunch of locals down there, me and a mate had a cracker time (oh except when I was hailed on then had a bit of an electric shock from a lightening bolt!!!) Last day solid 30 knots hey.
cauncy
cauncy
WA
8407 posts
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9 Jan 2016 10:20pm
This would have to be the weirdest spell of weather I've witnessed during the last couple of weeks, however it's not localised, ski season in Europe is crap, poms getting lashed on more than normal, 13 deg instead of -2 back home, 3 knots here instead of 30, the bikes been flogged instead of catching dust, the boats catching fish instead of rust

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cauncy
cauncy
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9 Jan 2016 10:27pm
Yeh ; crayzy: weather

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bene313
bene313
WA
1347 posts
WA, 1347 posts
8 Mar 2016 9:32am
Bump

So what is the call? The guys in the shortboard forum are winging about El Nino, but we never really have metro waves in summer.

Has it been windier than usual?

I dunno - I reckon it's been pretty good. Didn't trough-out much. But not really a super windy season either.
eppo
eppo
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8 Mar 2016 1:30pm
what are you talking about..January was one big MotherF trough the whole damn month with some rain bearing systems chucked in for good measure.
bene313
bene313
WA
1347 posts
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8 Mar 2016 1:43pm
Ummmm yeah maybe, I was out of town surfing for most of Jan

Other than that I've been mostly using my small kites this season.
Jono77
Jono77
WA
356 posts
WA, 356 posts
8 Mar 2016 2:07pm
It's been a shocker. Yes I've been Kiting but it's been a pretty poor season.
bene313
bene313
WA
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WA, 1347 posts
8 Mar 2016 3:49pm
eppo said..
what are you talking about..January was one big MotherF trough the whole damn month with some rain bearing systems chucked in for good measure.


Ok Jan was a dog, and Feb not much better.

Roughly, days over 15 knots @ Ocean Reef:

14 days in Feb
13 days in Jan
27 days in Dec
20 days in Nov
12 days in Oct

http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/dwo/201512/html/IDCJDW6162.201512.shtml

Andy T
Andy T
WA
325 posts
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8 Mar 2016 10:00pm
Anything less < 18kn isn't worth bothering about... Now that changes your table considerably!
austin
austin
671 posts
671 posts
9 Mar 2016 2:39pm
too true, 18knots goes in my 'why bother' basket, 10 years ago would have been a different story
ExSurfCentre
ExSurfCentre
WA
497 posts
WA, 497 posts
11 Mar 2016 6:47pm

Bit Of a late start up in Exy this season, and i know crew got really unlucky around the school holidays, but this has been the norm since October, Im calling it our best season ever up in the North West


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