cooling sea breeze
Jan 18th 2005, 11:24 am
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cooling sea breeze
A lot has been mentioned on the cooling sea breeze and the benefit of such a breeze whilst living in the costal areas such as Sandgate and Redlands/Bayside areas.
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
Jan 18th 2005, 11:37 am
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Re: cooling sea breeze
Originally Posted by manxfamily
A lot has been mentioned on the cooling sea breeze and the benefit of such a breeze whilst living in the costal areas such as Sandgate and Redlands/Bayside areas.
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
not sure about bris but i live on the nort east coast and theres a noticable difference after about 1/2 a mile inland in the summer there was a 6 degree differnce most days just 2 miles in
Jan 18th 2005, 11:44 am
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Re: cooling sea breeze
Originally Posted by manxfamily
A lot has been mentioned on the cooling sea breeze and the benefit of such a breeze whilst living in the costal areas such as Sandgate and Redlands/Bayside areas.
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
What I want to know, and Im sure a lot of other would be brisbanites (is that right or are you a brisbaner?), is how far inland does that breeze go, at which point (suburb) does the higher temperatures kick in?
Jan 19th 2005, 10:25 am
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Re: cooling sea breeze
I live 10kms from the CBD and about 40kms from the coast, I quite often get breezes through but if it's still I just switch on a fan and Viola Instant sea breeze.
Jan 20th 2005, 9:52 pm
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Re: cooling sea breeze
Originally Posted by kelli28
not sure about bris but i live on the nort east coast and theres a noticable difference after about 1/2 a mile inland in the summer there was a 6 degree differnce most days just 2 miles in
The biggest temp difference I've experienced here in Aus was a drop from 47c up in Adelaide to 22c in Goolwa. They're an hour drive apart.
