Select to expand quoteTristanF said..
How was it in Invy today?
The wind was there all day. At times it lulled, but few minutes later up it went again. 
Select to expand quotenazsail said..TristanF said..
How was it in Invy today?
The wind was there all day. At times it lulled, but few minutes later up it went again.
What's the best forecast source for Invy? Which direction works the best - ESE? (I'm thinking of driving there everyday over the Xmas break).
Event summary now online!!!
inverlochwindsurf.org.au/iwc-training-day-12-dec-2015/
It was another ripping day at Inverloch! Wind was perfect 
MrCranky - Most members check all the forecasts and pick the best one, then cross their fingers! 
A combo of windguru, Willy weather & BOM MetEYE seems to work. MetEYE seems to be most accurate, especially within 48hrs.
Invy works in any direction except Due N. Anything from W to S to E in it is ideal for inlet blasting. For wave sailing, NW is cross off on the front beach, and E is side shore on the opposite tack, and NE also works out the entrance
Select to expand quoteIWC said..
Event summary now online!!!
inverlochwindsurf.org.au/iwc-training-day-12-dec-2015/
It was another ripping day at Inverloch! Wind was perfect
MrCranky - Most members check all the forecasts and pick the best one, then cross their fingers! A combo of windguru, Willy weather & BOM MetEYE seems to work. MetEYE seems to be most accurate, especially within 48hrs.
Invy works in any direction except Due N. Anything from W to S to E in it is ideal for inlet blasting. For wave sailing, NW is cross off on the front beach, and E is side shore on the opposite tack, and NE also works out the entrance
Thanks. Does the wind usually kick in in the afternoon like a seabreeze? And when it's on, it's really on i.e. more than 18 knots? I just wonder if I should bring my light wind gear as well.
EDIT: I'm interested only in the inlet for now.
I use windguru (Andersons Inlet) Not many sea breezes for Invy our best is SE which will increase as the day gets longer.
Select to expand quoteMrCranky said..IWC said..
Event summary now online!!!
inverlochwindsurf.org.au/iwc-training-day-12-dec-2015/
It was another ripping day at Inverloch! Wind was perfect
MrCranky - Most members check all the forecasts and pick the best one, then cross their fingers! A combo of windguru, Willy weather & BOM MetEYE seems to work. MetEYE seems to be most accurate, especially within 48hrs.
Invy works in any direction except Due N. Anything from W to S to E in it is ideal for inlet blasting. For wave sailing, NW is cross off on the front beach, and E is side shore on the opposite tack, and NE also works out the entrance
Thanks. Does the wind usually kick in in the afternoon like a seabreeze? And when it's on, it's really on i.e. more than 18 knots? I just wonder if I should bring my light wind gear as well.
EDIT: I'm interested only in the inlet for now.
I bring everything. 5.0 to 8.5, 86lt to 110lt. It all fits with a bit of extra rope to fasten together
