Today is something of an anomaly in terms of the weather we've experienced lately and the weather that's to come. It's warm with northerly winds; a summery day in the midst of a run of cool winter…
It's the shortest (week) day of year. With the Winter Solstice tomorrow, we'll have 9 hours and 54 minutes of daylight in Sydney today and almost all of that will be pure sunshine. It's another classic…
Another frosty* morning on The Beaches this mornings as that high pressure system that's been parked over the state pushes cool air in from the west. The upside of this weather is how still and clear the mornings…
This week we find ourselves itself in the midst of our shortest days. Sunrise is low and late in the northern part of the sky casting long headland shadows and leaving a quiet stillness over the beach…
Really pretty morning out on the beach front this morning. Soft pastels before the sun popped up and some rich warm light once the sun was free of the horizon. It's the kind of crisp, clear air…