Are we kiteing why Rome burns,Marrawah on fire,southarm turning into dust bowl,Newyork smashed by biblical storm Jonas.The doomsday clock moving forward,South Korea ,North Korea nuclear weapons in the Crimea ,global warming,IS knocking on the door and Damo kiteing I can't take it any more!
Forty days of judgement till the apocalypse
Self-fulfilling prophecy or don't dream windsurfing is over this season
New forecast 20 to 25 NE Wednesday ,Thursday morning and Friday afternoon with some rain showers ( too wet to kite maybe )but change for the better 
At least it's a different wind direction!! I suppose we'll have to dodge kite lines somewhere else this week
After studying the weather maps looks like heaps of easterlies all week with not much swell, how cruel is that
Select to expand quoteFlouro1 said..
Back to Marion bay in a warm wet easterly so
Last decade but use to be fun 
You beat me to it..
Hi guys, I'm considering a trip to north tas/marrawah from sydneyfor some windsurf this weekend, possibly staying to mid next week, and been trying to read the weather - do you mind if I ask where the reliable forecast can be found? at bom it looks like easterly winds in the weekend, and that is presumably not so good for waves? And the seabreeze, would that show at bom or do you reckon it's always there in summer? Thanks, M
Mads OS -
'Magicseaweed' seems to be the ducks nuts for accuracy - it is always VERY hard to fault them in the central north coast (Low Head) area.
magicseaweed.com/Greens-Beach-Surf-Report/1254/
The bad news is that the weekend looks like a dud out on the west coast... No promise until Wednesday it seems, and then the percentages are still low... (but don't the projected conditions look nice!)
It doesn't look great for a trip this week... blame El Nino!
There where good ( but very dry) south/ sw winds at Marrawah
for 3 weeks each side of Xmas but were now heading into a very wet week of easterly wind not much good for holidaying or sailboarding typical for a crazy El Niño summer(sorry)
Ps
And the other bad news is that most of the sailing spots have been surrounded by bush fire this week and the roads are shut
i think there is a guide to tassie sailing spots knocking around somewhere...
in summer there is always somewhere to sail in summer either frontal wind or seabreeze...but not always wavesailing.
if you want to sail marrawah specifically, you need the front side of a dry high which give a southerly airflow and produces a southerly seabreeze later in the day
or you are looking for a south westerly wind/swell from a low in the bight which produces big swells and ssw-sw winds which put you on nw facing beaches.
theres patterns will produce 90% of DTL sailing to be had at marrawah
as fluro says, Dec/Jan have been a superb year for sailing marrawah... but this current east coast low has interfered with that...
i prefer the marine weather wind forecast from the BOM www.bom.gov.au/marine/wind.shtml
good luck
