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The months December through to April is commonly called the cyclone months for the North, East and West coasts of Australia. The majority of these cyclones hover of the coastline causing gale force winds and large swells. Occasionally one will cross the land, leaving destruction in its wake.

Most of the beaches will be closed in a cyclone situation. Mooloolaba, Noosa and Kings beach are places to check for a swim. Talk to lifeguards and obey the signs. A red flag means beach closed, an orange flag means swim with caution, a green flag means safe for swimming.

Large seas and high tides usually associated with cyclone swells cause Erosion to our beautiful beaches. There is much debate about letting nature take its course vs. building artificial reefs, break walls and dredging. Local councils seem to be considering action. Something has to be done soon before beaches like Maroochydore and Noosa main beach disappear.