Don't even talk about it!!!!!!!!!!!

hardie,

are you talking about that 35-40 knots forecast.......

come-on!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

should be a good seabreeze there i reckon.

DOH!!!!!!!!

You are aware that there is a large tide running next week (before the storm surge).

We'll probably be doing runs about 10m from shore foot high chop

Weather Bureau bloke said yesterdAY most fronts are drifting south as they approach the mainland, so I would imagine forecast to reduce as front gets closer, Hardies can't handle that much wind anyway, so it would be pack the gear for Point Walter I think, probably only spot that could handle that much wind?

Now thats the sort of logic I can take back to work with me

here you go Pepe, Loz is modifying the foreskin for you

A friend has "superstitions" about the winter fronts which (strangely) haven't been too far off the mark, but do take the fun out of expectation:

1) The first front is always a fizzer.

2) Best cold front arrives on Mothers day

Ahhh.. cold fronts - I so enjoy their ferocity, not getting sunburnt to heck, morning glories, warm northerlies, associated swell, yet the random arrival/dissappearance/gusts/wind shifts can drive ya crazy!

fronts give me wood.

I got some hobbie glue Hards

Still not saying a thing

I think I'd rather be at work, wrestling with databases.

re where is the second graph found try
www.windfinder.com/forecast/mandurah?utm_source=www.windfinder.com&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=redirect

The way that graph is dropping, by Wednesday there won't be anything to talk about!

More's the pity!

I'm posting the graphs so as to demonstrate the futility of getting excited a long way out.

I'll start getting wood a day or two out