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Yes, plus the model is over calling on these hurricane swells. Just figured out how to alleviate this problem in the wave model physics,. but it...
nice, thanks for the link.
Don't look now, but Tropical Storm Gaston formed today... This is ridiculous!
check out the buoys to the south... The swell has been filling in from Florida to North Carolina all day and now showing in Delmarva.
ya, saturday should be pretty good.
FYI, you can attach images to your past, but clicking on the paperclip icon at the top line of the edit tools when you make your post. The...
if the waves were coming from the E to ENE then it was Danielle. If the swells were coming in from the SE then it was Earl swell starting to...
In the Mid Atlantic, anything out there is still mostly Danielle leftovers... No Earl Swell showing on Mid Atlantic Buoys. Earl just started...
its a mix between GFDL and GFS. regular updates are approx. 7am/7pm.
ahh.... I've had to tweak some things, hence the multiple updates today.
hurricane model uses different wind input... wind is input from the GFDL hurricane model over the storm, rather than the regular model based off...
I meant Tuesday.... ENE swell snuck through the radar... It wasn't from Earl.
In case you were wondering where the swell came from today... It was from the remnance of Danielle in the Central Atlantic waters - and not from...
We are switching over to the Hurricane Model... and all east coast forecasts have been updated.
i agree...
I'm saying on the west side of the storm, its going to be hurricane force winds blowing away from the coast...
its because it will be West about 80mph behind the storm...
longer period swells will always create more variability, because they are much more influenced by the ocean bottom causing refraction focusing...
Nice Salelite image DaveyB...
