J-Dog, I'll usually check out the Satellite loop and also the Atlantic Tropical Outlook to just get a quick idea of whats going on. The Invest 92 is just under a ton of shear right now as you can tell by the satellite loop.
(first post).....even tho this thing isnt really organized and prolly isnt going to due to all the shear is it still gonna send some waves our way?
Welcome to the community. With such a small system so far away, there just isn't very much fetch being developed. If the wave persists for a very long time, then we could see some SE pulses, but when the systems are this far away, we really need them to have some strength in order to send us anything of significance. Hopefully we will see the environment become more favorable as this wave continues on its westward path.
yeah hopefully that trough backs off a little and gives this thing a chance to survive but i doubt it i think that storms gonna be kicked in the next day or 2 but who knows.
Westerlies are getting strong now, anything that forms will be way south of us..Hail yeah, bring on the NE, colder water and winter swells.. less crowds, cleaner water, better swell, etc.
definitely, I just gotten a wetsuit at a steal! It's last year's model RipCurl E-bomb brand new for $150! It's only a 3/2 but at that price, you gotta take advantage of it. So yeah, bring on the winter swells!
you guys are talking about winter... You know it is still summer right? I don't know about everyone else, but October is my favorite time to surf. I don't consider it winter surf until we get to December.
Thats wierd. before i read this i was telling my friend how i'm ready for those couple swells we get in the winter with heavy head high glassy barrels. stoked.
I was hopin for a sunday morning glass off that would correspond perfectly with the tide, but it doesn't look like that's gonna happen...
that was what i was hoping for but hopefully it'll be a little orginized so we can get some surfing in.
