Coastal Gales

Posted on September 25, 2008
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Last night and during today, strong to gale force SSE to SE winds have been affecting the coast. The strongest winds in our part of the world occurred last night. Cape Moreton’s best gusts were 91, 93, 98 and 102km/h while Double Island Point had gusts to 91km/h. Moisture depth is rather thin so any showers caused by these winds were light, brief, and chiefly offshore.

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