Has anyone ever noticed the timing of the frontal systems, particular the quick shots of S/SSE swell are very often around the same time during the day.
This swell headed up the Mid Atlantic on Wednesday... Looks like that offshore shift will hit Delmarva around 1:00, and then not to New Jersey to to right around 4:00 or so.
This happens quite a bit... where New Jersey is just hoping for a few hours more of daylight or an earlier offshore shift... Of course this timing is not on all systems, but it does happen quite a bit. Coincidence?
In the past, at least with the quick shot s/sse swells, it seems as if the frontal boundaries pushed off in the morning hours 12am-4am leaving us with dropping leftovers early and usually small/flat in the afternoon. As for lately, I see your correlation........La nina?Global warming/cooling? Daytime heating? Definitely seems cyclic either way.
Just bring it overhead and offshore....during the daylight hours!
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