Keep the cars and truck dug out for Sunday fellas! What time is everyone hitting the water? AM or Afternoon?
Keep the cars and truck dug out for Sunday fellas! What time is everyone hitting the water? AM or Afternoon?
how comes its chest to shoulder high sunday morning as of today and buoy reading is 6.2ft @10 secs, I would think with medium period swell it will holds it height by the time it feels bottom of sandbar. so head high is more reasonably, but then again its an offshore buoy reading so you can always knock off couple feet.
if it was longer period groundswell guess it would be bigger like 6.2ft @18 secs or 5ft @15 sec
My bad for the typos...
just read report again and noticed it does call for some head high sets---duh...sorry. Regardless, i'm always intrigued by the buoy readings and what actually you see when you get to the beach.
I've seen some like smaller 3ft@11 readings and then be surprised with head high waves when I get to the beach.
About 11AM while the tides coming in.Originally Posted by NewJerseySponge
Anyone else seeing AC a possible Sat night? Specially with the snow holding on to the light giving a possible night session.
Looks like Cape May might be a bit on the clean side on Saturday . Sunday OC and CM both look good but OC gonna have more size than CM
Cape may snow session sounds sick..definately surfin sunday as the tide starts to fill in. Anyone know if the winds going to diminish saturday late afternoon or stay heavy all day?
comp'd room fri sat and sunday at showboat!
i'm thinking about it too. the best i can say is keep an eye on it. I dont think theres going to be much cleanup before dark after the wind was howling 30+ knots all day. It does turn around on saturday North, but i dont think there's enough time before dark.
By the look of it i would say sunday before noon (10ish) is go time for me. Warm sun, mid- tide still incoming. In any case keep an eye on it.
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