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  • Aunty Jack
    Ausfish Silver Member

    • Mar 2008
    • 413

    #46
    Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

    Heads up.
    Just herd theres a TUSNAMI WARRNING
    To hit the Gold Coast 0815 Sunday.
    I confermed it on BOM.com.au

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    • Dan5
      Ausfish Platinum Member

      • May 2007
      • 2192

      #47
      Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

      Originally posted by swampman62 View Post
      Heads up.
      Just herd theres a TUSNAMI WARRNING
      To hit the Gold Coast 0815 Sunday.
      I confermed it on BOM.com.au

      Yeah mate there's a few other threads on here aswell and has been for an hour or so .

      Cheers Dan
      Confidence.......the feeling you get before you fully understand the situation.

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      • Aunty Jack
        Ausfish Silver Member

        • Mar 2008
        • 413

        #48
        Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

        Just did a bit more looking and it looks like a marine warrning more than a land warrning ,

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        • Pretzil
          Ausfish Silver Member

          • Aug 2007
          • 284

          #49
          Re: Warning Tsunami Alert Sunday

          Originally posted by madmackrel View Post
          Was going offshore tomorrow, guess we better call it off
          Well, if you are out offshore before it hits you should be fine, will just raise under u and u wont even notice it (as long as enough anchor rope out ) just dont expect there to be anything there when u get back to shore.

          Note: The above is kinda a joke and while based on facts dont blame me if its wrong lol

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          • TheRealAndy
            Ausfish Addict

            • Jun 2007
            • 5501

            #50
            Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

            I was travelling the north coast of WA in 2004 when that massive tsunami occured in the indian ocean. I was in Kalbarri when it hit, just north of geraldton. In fact, the next day I was sailing in a catamaran in the murchinson river. The effects were very visible. They get tides of around .5m there, hardly noticable. That evening, they got tides 3-4 times that, if not greater. There may be no destructive waves like in indionesia or thailand, but you do get massive tidal surges. I have been fortunate enough to experience it. It is still incredibly powerful.

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            • wayno60
              Ausfish Addict

              • Mar 2008
              • 3275

              #51
              Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

              and just to top it off high tide is at 7.57am tomorrow.
              sigpic

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              • marty+jojo
                Ausfish Platinum Member

                • Jun 2006
                • 1373

                #52
                Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                I just hooked the boat on packed the esky and rods etc in the boat, went and fueled the boat and it started pissing down. I called the mrs and got her to look at the radar, she said there is a small cloud right over Redcliffe, so i thought no worries i'll go home until it passes. Thought i would have a quick look on Ausfish and i found this thread
                Will i or won't i go . Rain has gone now .
                Marty.
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                • TJ Bear
                  Ausfish Silver Member

                  • Oct 2007
                  • 292

                  #53
                  Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                  Surely if they thought their was any chance of a real wave hitting the east coast and they had that much warning it would be on the radio and TV every ten minutes. At the moment the TV and radio quite about it

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                  • frankgrimes
                    Ausfish Platinum Member

                    • Nov 2006
                    • 1617

                    #54
                    Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                    Originally posted by marty+jojo View Post
                    I
                    Will i or won't i go . Rain has gone now .
                    Marty.
                    They are recommending not too - They are expecting strong/unpredictable tidal conditions. I'd err on the side of caution....more than likely you'd have no probs, but no fish is worth potentially coming unstuck.

                    fyi - 30meters+ is the supposed "safe" depth during tsunami

                    Mick

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                    • joe 09
                      Ausfish Bronze Member

                      • Jul 2008
                      • 137

                      #55
                      Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                      Originally posted by frank grimes View Post
                      They are recommending not too - They are expecting strong/unpredictable tidal conditions. I'd err on the side of caution....more than likely you'd have no probs, but no fish is worth potentially coming unstuck.

                      fyi - 30meters+ is the supposed "safe" depth during tsunami

                      Mick
                      And don't forget you would have no insurance with tsunami warning

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                      • NAGG
                        Ausfish Addict

                        • Oct 2006
                        • 19445

                        #56
                        Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                        Can anyone remember a tsunami having any real effect on Australias east coast ???
                        I once read that our Continental Shelf & the long gradual taper towards the coast line basically dissipates the energy ..... will we just see something like a bigger tide.
                        Lord Howe Island could be interesting ....... deep water & an abrupt rise in land

                        Chris
                        Give a man a fish & he will eat for a day !
                        Teach him how to fish
                        & he will sit in a boat - & drink beer all day!
                        TEAM MOJIKO

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                        • rakinray
                          Ausfish Gold Member

                          • Mar 2003
                          • 660

                          #57
                          Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                          Hey you guys its live on CNN on cable the first of the Hawian Islands is just starting to get the first of the waves right now !

                          CHEERS RAY.

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                          • frankgrimes
                            Ausfish Platinum Member

                            • Nov 2006
                            • 1617

                            #58
                            Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                            Originally posted by NAGG View Post
                            Can anyone remember a tsunami having any real effect on Australias east coast ???
                            I once read that our Continental Shelf & the long gradual taper towards the coast line basically dissipates the energy ..... will we just see something like a bigger tide.
                            Lord Howe Island could be interesting ....... deep water & an abrupt rise in land

                            Chris
                            1960's, Chile earthquake also:



                            The NSW coast has been affected by over 30 tsunamis over the past 200 years but these are generally too small to be noticed. The largest tsunami to have affected the NSW coast in recent times occurred in May 1960 after a 9.5 magnitude earthquake in Chile resulted in a 1 metre tidal fluctuation at Fort Denison in Sydney Harbour. This caused some damage to boats and coastal infrastructure.
                            The following quote provides some indication of the damage caused by the 1960 tsunami in Sydney:


                            “Freak currents tore away moored boats and upset shipping. The huge tide tore from their moorings about 30 launches and small craft and two barges at the spit: swirled the barges in among drifting launches, overturning several of them and damaging others: smashed one of the barges into the spit bridge. Set adrift 800 logs from moorings at Balmain shipping yard, which were then swept down the Parramatta River. Swept away a strip 100 yards by 60 yards from Clontarf Reserve Point Park exposing a high tension submarine cable: in one tense moment a 30ft. fishing trawler sank in Throsby Creek near Newcastle. Eight launches were ripped from their moorings in Throsby Creek and swept half a mile into Newcastle Harbour.” (Brisbane Courier Mail, 25 May 1960)"

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                            • TJ Bear
                              Ausfish Silver Member

                              • Oct 2007
                              • 292

                              #59
                              Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                              How many nm from Australian coast to Lord Howe? If the Tsunami travels at approx 400 knots and they are predicting it to hit east coast at 815 you would think it would have hit lord howe an hour ago and we would be hearing about it by now. Bet we get a 20cm higher tide what a joke!

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                              • Bear001
                                Ausfish Gold Member

                                • Dec 2007
                                • 766

                                #60
                                Re: Tsunami Warning Sunday 0815

                                are there any qld live webcams to look at?

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