Could see a cleanup in delaware this evening as those winds try to switch SW.
delaware this eve
Could see a cleanup in delaware this evening as those winds try to switch SW.
its pretty flat here right now, hopefully somethin picks up
I'm just as stoked about this swell as the next guy, but I was wondering if anyone else thinks about the havoc these systems caused before they bestowed the blessings of sweet sweet waves on us. The waves we got on the 17th came from a system that spawned hundreds of tornados and killed over a hundred people. This system is the same. I mean with hurricanes, at least we can pray that they stay off the coast and don't make landfall to ease our consciences, but these last two systems have claimed a lot of lives, destroyed a lot of homes and businesses, and injured scores before they even got here. I can see some poetic justice in something so destructive creating something so beautiful as a good swell, but it makes me feel a little guilty none the less....I've already taken off of work tomorrow by the way
ya, it should pic up through the day.Originally Posted by jdreynolds44
I agree with you about this and glad to see someone mention it. Has been a really bad month for those ppl out there and this early in the year with these tornado outbreaks doesn't look like its going to get any better.I'm just as stoked about this swell as the next guy, but I was wondering if anyone else thinks about the havoc these systems caused before they bestowed the blessings of sweet sweet waves on us. The waves we got on the 17th came from a system that spawned hundreds of tornados and killed over a hundred people. This system is the same. I mean with hurricanes, at least we can pray that they stay off the coast and don't make landfall to ease our consciences, but these last two systems have claimed a lot of lives, destroyed a lot of homes and businesses, and injured scores before they even got here. I can see some poetic justice in something so destructive creating something so beautiful as a good swell, but it makes me feel a little guilty none the less....I've already taken off of work tomorrow by the way
same boat... i took off friday... really hyped all week long, and this morning i hear about hundreds of people dead. total bummerI'm just as stoked about this swell as the next guy, but I was wondering if anyone else thinks about the havoc these systems caused before they bestowed the blessings of sweet sweet waves on us. The waves we got on the 17th came from a system that spawned hundreds of tornados and killed over a hundred people. This system is the same. I mean with hurricanes, at least we can pray that they stay off the coast and don't make landfall to ease our consciences, but these last two systems have claimed a lot of lives, destroyed a lot of homes and businesses, and injured scores before they even got here. I can see some poetic justice in something so destructive creating something so beautiful as a good swell, but it makes me feel a little guilty none the less....I've already taken off of work tomorrow by the way
I am ready for dawn patrol tomorrow...
dudeee it picked up soo nice, had head high sets rollin through and they still are now. Im gearing up for dawn patrol tommrow also! And one more thing i was sweatin like crazy in my 4/3 there was a real nice warm breeze but the weather doesnt call for that tommrow
8 Terrifying Videos Of The Mile-Wide Tuscaloosa Tornado
http://www.buzzfeed.com/mjs538/video...aloosa-tornado
Who cares about the people these storms effected they knew what they were getting into when they chose to live in those tornado proned states. Not like this is the first spring that ever had severe weather there. This happens every single year forever. Just like how Cali is prone to fires and earth quakes and florida and gulf is prone to hurricanes.
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