wow the navy WW3, N Atlantic maps have this coming right at us...
is it too early to get excited????
wow the navy WW3, N Atlantic maps have this coming right at us...
is it too early to get excited????
yes shut up and dont jinx it like i did with the rest of them
is it too early to get excited????[/QUOTE]
Remember the last one that formed out there a week and a half ago? You know, the one that is supposed to be giving the entire east coast well over head long period swell this weekend
Last edited by mitchell; Aug 18, 2012 at 02:34 PM.
I give my personal guarantee that 94L will be the biggest swell producer of the year and it will be named Zippy.
I'm trying not to get my hopes up. i was watching Gordon as soon as it left Africa i was depressed ): when it turned to Europe. not to b a downer but it will probably die or miss us
I know I'm new to this forum to be bumming everyone out.. but looks like the GFS and most other models this morning have this next big storm going straight into the carib.. of course there is still plenty of time for deviation. here's hoping...
yea weathermaang, it doesnt look good but is still early, maybe s. fl. might a little bump but im not counting on it, we have to remember though, NHC upped their predictions so the question is not, if it turns on, but when is it going to turn on? any predictions when that big swell is going to hit?
gfs says its now barely going to be anything, yet SL and MSW long range forecasts still have us getting some wave action...i just want more than thigh high lol
Whatever model LOLA is using for their 14 day seems to be showing some pretty significant wave action...Originally Posted by super fish
28-29ft @ 11s in the outer banks on the last day of august.
Obviously, too far out to be getting too excited/disappointed at this point.
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