'cane swell by next weekend?

Discussion in 'Northeast' started by kman, Aug 16, 2008.


  1. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    nice

    sorry admin! didn't even know about this feature...nice though! thanx again 4 everything u offer on this site, everone appreciates greatly!
     
  2. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    no worries... just trying to get the word out about the Swellinfo hurricane tracking.
     
  3. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    startin' 2 git worried about Fay! the l8est projection path haz hur sumwhere in the mid-atlantic states still by Sat!? the wind field izn't even near our window! shee might just to straight up 2 Canada or run right over us instead uv givin' us swell!? i thought shee would recurve back in2 the atlantic by Sat...right now they have hur headin' in a straight northerly direction, 2 canada...this wood totally suck...

    http://www.swellinfo.com/tropical/index.html?forecast=tropsystems&region=NT&hwvregstormid=6&year=2008&alt=tropsystempage
     
  4. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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  5. SI_Admin

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    ya, not looking to good north of hatteras.

    maybe it will do a loop-d-loop and go back into the gulf and then go back to the atlantic again. That would be crazy.
     
  6. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    yea, i've seen krazyer thingz happin!

    doo u think it's possible that when Fay movez off the east coast uv FL, that hur outer bandz could send us sum southerly G-swell by sat? i think it's a remote possibility, only b-cuz Fay'z xpected 2 b cat. 1 status by 2morrow, at that position...@ cat. 1 force windz, it only takes a little bit to send sum swell...but how far she movez off the coast iz the real factor...while i don't think this scenaria will happen, i like 2 stay hopeful and will continue 2monitor the quikscat modelz az they update...south carolina/southern north carolina are sposta git BLASTED!

    http://www.swellinfo.com/tropical/index.html?&forecast=pass&pass=tropwindprob&usemap=AUTO2&region=NT&year=&eventnum=6&hwvstormid=6&size=
     
    Last edited: Aug 19, 2008
  7. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    doesn't look to good for north of hatteras, since the storm will be staying very close to the florida coastline.
     
  8. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    diddo that...

    but on a totally seperate swell source, i've noticed several modelz callin' 4 decent-sized swell (e/se@12sec) from a rather large atlantic High, dominatin' the whole atlantic, by next week, startin' Sunday? lastin' thru early next week...n-e thoughts on this? thanx admin!
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  9. Swellinfo

    Swellinfo Administrator

    May 19, 2006
    ya, looks like a couple little tropical waves to the south of the high may create a little pressure gradient and create some SE fetch our way.

    We need the high to push out to see to see decent conditions though.
     
  10. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    yea, i think the south eastern states will b c'in surf 4 quite sum time from this scenario! way b4 us longislanderz doo, once that high iz pushed out to sea more, like u said, it should filter in2 the northern states better, hopefully...most other 4casts/modelz i've checked don't have this happenin' till atleast sunday sometime...i wuz confuzed at first by this nu 4casted swell, since i thought the source wuz Fay, and how that would b impossible since it's movin' back westward...now i c it's a totally seperate incident (pressure gradient). but i think once it starts, it should keep us in the GO! status for atleast several dayz! the whole southeast looks like they'll have solid surf for a week straight or sumthin!
     
  11. kman

    kman Well-Known Member

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    Aug 19, 2007
    96hr fnmoc WW3

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