Often in recent years the south east swells don't make to the coast. Are the low pressure retracting closer to the south pole and perhaps moving faster? Also, as inland Australia becomes hotter, the NE wind and E micro-slop is becoming more persistant and more like an off season?
There are other related issues that I see happening also, but Im keen to hear what others think, or if you think Im tripping.
Often in recent years the south east swells don't make to the coast. Are the low pressure retracting closer to the south pole and perhaps moving faster? Also, as inland Australia becomes hotter, the NE wind and E micro-slop is becoming more persistant and more like an off season?
There are other related issues that I see happening also, but Im keen to hear what others think, or if you think Im tripping.