A Most Unusual Summer
It's been a cruel summer in the east, and running hot everywhere else.
It's been a cruel summer in the east, and running hot everywhere else.
We cast our eye to the tropics for an idea on the swell season ahead.
Making sense of one incredible month on the Surf Coast.
Sea surface temperatures have met a significant threshold.
Change is afoot in the southern states.
We've now got a clear idea of what's happening and who stands to benefit.
Why, if there are a million coral reefs, is there only one Teahupo'o?
Tom Shand investigates.
Today's unexpected high point will be followed by three days of short-range swell and southerly wind.
Warming in the upper atmopshere could affect our swell climate into August.
More swell, bigger rips, bigger rip bowls.
And why is it good for your surfing? (Hint: If you're on the East Coast, you've been drinking from the trough block all week)