Time to start the hype.

Map for the 29th.

 

Sunday through all of next week could be pretty interesting from what I've been looking at. On-shore but we might finally see some size. 8 feet at 8 seconds a couple of days with 20 mph E/NE winds. Lifeguards will be busy for sure.

 

10 days out its all a guess but I'd say I've found the Euro to be most accurate. I live in an extremely coastal flood prone neighborhood and I've been watching storms on Windy since its very beginning and I've found it to be incredibly accurate often to less than an hour accuracy on when critical wind direction shifts would take place. Where my house is just a few degrees in wind direction on a coastal storm can mean the difference between no water in my street and destroyed cars and having to mop up floors inside the house.

Let this thread be a test. As of right now here is that the models are showing for the same time next week. Its worth noting that both models right now are showing waves for the North East:

 

Perhaps in a couple of days we can screen shot the models again for the same time to see how they've evolved and then again on the day of. I've actually done this before on my own and some storms they lock in on very early and its spot on from the beginning and others the models change wildly every day.

 

https://twitter.com/DaDaBuh/status/1164126776794189824

 

The lead up to this storm before it goes tropical is several days of increasing winds pointed right at our swell window over a huge expanse of ocean. That in and of itself would give us waves.

 

Its worth noting that the GFS model is now showing a hurricane forming although they have it developing more slowly and off of NJ on Friday.

 

By the way, I'm looking at what would be the D or E storm next week not Chantal.