Weather Centre

Below is a selection of weather data and boating forecasts, direclty from the Bureau of Meteloology;

Fawkner Beacon: Observations - Last 24 hours
St Kilda Marina, Historical Wind Speed Data
Port Phillip & Western Port Bays Boating forecast
Live: Wind, Swell & Wave Forecast - Port Phillip + WesternPort
Melbourne: City & Suburbs forecast - 4 day
Port Phillip Wind, Temperatures & Tide 
Tide Times: St Kilda & Williamstown
VictorianWeather Radar – 128km
VictorianWeather Radar – 256km
Mt Buller: Snow Forecast & Predictions
Swellnet - Surf Report for Victoria

Web Cams

St Kilda Marina - Web Cam
Patterson Lakes - Web Cam
Sandringham Yacht Club - Web Cam
Pt Lonsdale & The Heads
Wave Data Pt Lonsdale
Yarra River – Web Cam
Melbourne CBD – Web Cam

Fishing Reports

Our fishing reports are proudly brought to you by the industry experts.

FishNet - Weekly Report for all  regions incl: Victoria & NSW
Patterson River - Weekly Report
FNQ - Weekly status report on game fishing activity around Cairns region
Fish Victoria - Victoria's No 1 fishing website and forum
Compleat Angler - For all your fishnig tackle & equipment and expert advice.

Should you have some suggestions for other Fishing Reports and/or Blog (provided they are credible) we would be delighted to add them to our list.  Please email us your suggestions.

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We love the season opener. Here's a ripper Snapper - location a secret.

Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre

Areas of Responsibility

NOAA's two Tsuami Warning Centers (PTWC and WC/ATWC) have separate areas of responsibility, which are the geographical areas within which each Center has the responsibility for the dissemination of messages and the provision of interpretive information to emergency managers and other officials, news media, and the public. These are shown on the map below.

Pacific - International

As the primarly operational headquarters for the Pacific Tsunami Warning System, PTWC provides warnings for Pacific basin teletsunamis (tsunamis that can cause damage far away from their source) to almost every country around the Pacific rim and to most of the Pacific island states. This function is carried out under the auspices of the UNESCO/IOC International Coordination Group for the Pacific Tsunami Warning System. A few destructive teletsunamis are generated each century by great earthquakes around the Pacific rim. Such tsunamis can propagate across the entire Pacific in less than 24 hours, and cause widespread destruction along shorelines located thousands of miles from the source. With ever-increasing population and development along most coastlines, there is a corresponding increase in risk. The last destructive teletsunami occurred in 1964 following the great Alaska earthquake.

Australia Region current status
Pacific Ocean current status
Indian Ocean current status
Hawaii current status