Spring see-saw shows Wollongong in a whole new light
Key points
- Spring weather in Wollongong has been unstable, swinging between winter and summer conditions. Temperatures have ranged from the mid-30s to around 10 degrees, with fog, storms and heavy night rain.
- A photographer says the shifting conditions create many chances to shoot the same locations in different light. Westerly winds, north-easterly humidity and southerly changes drive the variation, with warm ocean water adding moisture.
- Sites such as Sublime Point and Mount Keira are suggested for fog, and waterfalls for after rain.
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