Select to expand quoteblow in said...
What's the most reliable site for wind forecasts in Australia ??
MetEye. Try 'Yr' too. It's Norwegian. We use it for fishing, and it's consistent.
Select to expand quoteblow in said..
What's the most reliable site for wind forecasts in Australia ??
your own observation after looking at the MSLP map then the marine wind forecast animated graphs 
on bom.
Select to expand quoteblow in said..
What's the most reliable site for wind forecasts in Australia ??
Any site except seabreeze...
I like seabreeze, just have to -5knots on SE, and +10knots on NE. Other then that Windytv.com is cool
Select to expand quotekemp90 said...
I like seabreeze, just have to -5knots on SE, and +10knots on NE. Other then that Windytv.com is cool
Exactly ^^^^
Whatever you use, just get used to it and make adjustments where needed as there will always be little differences in your local area, wind directions, thermal summer winds or winter frontal winds.
For me, the info this site provides works for me.
Select to expand quotePigdog3 said..blow in said..
What's the most reliable site for wind forecasts in Australia ??
your own observation after looking at the MSLP map then the marine wind forecast animated graphs on bom.
Agree, plus your own knowledge of local variations and a look out the window... Recently had the experience of watching a pretty nasty storm cell moving in, packing up and suggesting a couple of non local fellow kiters do likewise to which they replied "nah, it's not forecast to storm..."
Sorry everyone I had a big day on the cans when I started this post, please disregard.. You can't beat standing on the beach to check the wind....
Select to expand quotekemp90 said..
I like seabreeze, just have to -5knots on SE, and +10knots on NE. Other then that Windytv.com is cool
That's pretty well the formula to apply in Yeppoon hey mate, although I'd go as far to say -10knots on a SE & +15knots on a NE at times.
