as rina fades from view we do have a front coming thru late friday so we could have some surf saturday thats what the swell chart is showing.i hope so.
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as of 10:00am rina is now a tropical storm.winds are at 70mph and it is moving north-northwest at 6mph.satillite picture shows its beening to come apart.it will turn into the low as they have forcast.no fun for us.
as of 10:00am rina is now a tropical storm with 70mph winds and it is moving north-northwest at 6mph.looks like no fun for us.satillite pic shows it beginning to come apart.
back to the real world now.as you can see its flat and the front that is coming late friday,the winds are going to be from the ne right after it moves thru.so no surf from it.i hope i am wrong,but time will tell.
as of the 700am advisory rina is still a cat-1 hurricane with winds at 75mph and its moving northwest at 6mph.that little red line is the forcast track by the hurricane center.
Today looks exactly like yesterday! Small less then knee cap high wave that will be dependent on the tide. The SW wind has knocked the surf down and is leaving us with gassy conditions. I realized that it has been over a week since we have had any decent size surf. This is unusual for the fall. The weather forecast is calling for a drop in air temps. Here comes November. NOTE: WE HAVE CSS BEANIES! GARY, COROLLA SURF SHOP
it's hard to say how big it is as the tide is super high. high tide is around 8 AM. today it's SW wind swell. forecast is for SW winds at 15 to 20 mph or higher as the front approaches. water temp yesterday was about 65*.
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as of the 7:00pm update.rina is moving northwest at 6mph with winds at 85mph.if you can make out the red line the hurricane center now thinks the storm will cross the yucatan and then turn and cross cuba and back into the carribean.i know it sounds crazy but thats their forcast.who knows.