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truebluebasher said: On the down low...Recent Astronaut crew have been Sharing Flaring!
Crew ain't got the time to pop in for a lighting visit...
Lazy crew : "I…
Solar flaring, CME's and coronal hole streams227
Yuckfou
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Often in recent years the south east swells don't make to the coast.
Is the surf in NSW 'getting worse' with climate change?
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Jimkk
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Good riddance too corporate surfing we were here for a long time before
The sickness of competion showed up in Surfin
corprorate Surfing
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Unpredictable
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So I've been trying to understand this for some time and conditions are currently perfect to ask this question.
MHL Spectra Analysis vs Primary Swell
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river
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Ive surfed almost every country in Asia over the years but havent been to the Philippines , thinking of going for a mont
Philippines in July
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JustinWatts
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Dear All,
I am heading to the Maldives from the 22 May to 01 June 2019.
Maldives end of May 2019
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uncle
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I was after the tide times for the Telo islands in April, May 2020.
Telo islands future tides.
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Chaz
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Gday Swellnetians, Going to fiji with fam in late July have gone a few times before and stayed at Musket cove,Plantatio
Fiji
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dannyz
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wondering if anyone knows what factors come into play for clearing up our poo brown water after substantial rain?
where’s our blue water?
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Richard Allen
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Why yoy say 2 to 3 feet today. Waste of time reading
Under reporting marg river
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Here in NZ we often sit in amazement of the hefty E swells that hit the Oz east coast despite a relatively small stretch of Tasman. We've got thousands of miles of ocean out east and we get relatively fuck all east swell. Most of what we do get seems to be close generated.
Once there's no land mass to block them those systems just piss off at pace to the east. You guys should be paying us for your waves, and thank goodness we're not just a little bit higher to block off those long fetches across the top.
But yes, by all means let's take out Tasmania and maybe Farewell Spit (useless piece of sand)
What about reversing the jet streams and making our weather move from east to west...surely cheaper and easier than blowing up NZ or Tas?
yeah, the ability of the Tasman sea to quickly whip up large swells is amazing to me too.
see the last Tasman low for exhibit A.
The angle of NZ would seem to be enough for fair bit of south / Southwest swell to make it up the east coast but I have heard that is not the case. Is that true?
As you point out fast moving systems often don't produce.
Sorry Frog, missed this ages ago. Yes we do get tons of Sth and SW swell up the east coast of NZ. Probably our primary source of swell. The longer the period the more wrap we can get from the SW and even get swells from fetch under the bottom of the Sth Island