From the Bureau of Meteorology:
TSUNAMI WARNING NUMBER 3 FOR PARTS OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Issued by the Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre [JATWC] at
09:25 PM EST on Wednesday 15 July 2009
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TSUNAMI THREAT TO THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT
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SUMMARY:
Tsunami warning for the marine environment for parts of NEW SOUTH WALES.
Threatened areas extend from Gabo Island to Seal Rocks including Batemans Bay,
Bellambi, Botany Bay, Gabo Island, Jervis Bay, Kiama, Merimbula, Montague
Island, Moruya, Moruya Heads, Narooma, Nelson Bay, Norah Head, Shell Harbour,
Sydney Harbour, Ulladulla and Wollongong.
Possibility of DANGEROUS WAVES, STRONG OCEAN CURRENTS AND SOME LOCALISED
OVERFLOW ONTO THE IMMEDIATE FORESHORE for several hours from 09:45 pm [EST]
Wednesday.
Although major evacuations are not required, people are advised to get out of
the water and move away from the immediate water’s edge.
Next update will be issued by 10:25 PM EST on Wednesday 15 July 2009
For latest and further information call 1300 TSUNAMI [1300 878 6264] or visit
www.bom.gov.au
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In the words of Michael Doig…
Ha! You know you said to me that you were just down in the ocean having a swim, so I sit here still unsure if you were having a laugh in agreement with me or having a laugh at me!
In agreement Michael!! 🙂 No way in helll would I be swimming in the freezing cold.
I’ve seen you get in the ocean once in my life. You don’t even get in when it’s 45 degrees outside!