Nov 17 09 In Byron Bay Today

It Ain’t Permanent, In Byron Bay Today. Well at about 3.30pm today the long awaited southerly change blew through Byron Bay. What a relief, the temperature dropped, the humidity dropped rapidly and there was a mad scramble as everyone tried to hit the water before anyone else worked out that the wind had changed. But if you’re hoping for a few days of southerly winds, I suspect you may want to think again, it ain’t permanent, it’s not strong enough to last for even a day or two. It’s still spring in the bay, and that usually means a weak southerly blow first, then another quick heatwave before another stronger more stable frontal system appears. Of course I’m just guessing here, which is code for making excuses if I’m wrong and paving the way to gloat if I got it right. There were a few nice waves to be had this afternoon as the change blew through. But as usual I won’t be saying where, if you didn’t find them, then you’ll need to look harder, after all that’s part of the fun of surfing in Byron Bay. The weather and conditions are always changing, if you don’t move with the changes you miss out. It’s kind of a good metaphor for life itself. Just flow with the changes rather than trying to work it all out, and don’t take it too seriously because it’s not permanent anyway. It is just what it is, In Byron Bay Today.
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