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East Coast Low brings Extreme Weather to Mollymook
East Coast Low hits Mollymook Beach
East Coast Low – dangerous surf conditions
A low pressure system moving south from Queensland and down the NSW coastline brings damaging winds, heavy rainfall and a dangerous surf to the South Coast Tourist mecca, Mollymook. Abnormally high tides are contributing to the dangerous surf conditions with Mollymook beach almost deserted and a few brave-hearts taking time out for coffee at the Beach Hut cafe.
The severe east coast low is predicted to be fiercest on the NSW South Coast on Sunday evening, with electrical ‘Black-outs’ already occurring mid afternoon.
Black-water creek breaks its banks
East Coast Low causes Black water creek floodingÂ
Coffee at the Mollymook Beach Hut Cafe rather than a swim
Mollymook Bogie Hole – the only choice for a swim
Ben chooses to surf on land
Chloe also takes advantage of the East Coast Low
Jamie – knew he would get a surf somewhere
A few days earlier – THE TRUCK arrives
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Grant gives ‘Crescent Heads’ a miss after hearing of the destructive weather forecast.
Ross and Jo also heard of the weather moving down the coast and chose to also delay their trip to ‘Crescent Heads’.
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Chez – her Birthday gang
A wise couple chose to escape the East Coast Low
Birthday girls Jan & Chez
Blessing of the Cake