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I always look at this site with the energy. Very important during coastal flooding events to look at wave energy and current speed. New Moon goon

Agree, I gave up boards decades ago. 10 years ago I was body surfing 10 to 15 feet swells with no problems. Now I am wih those people on the beach. Paulette was fun and perfect for me with 4 to 8 feet. I could see 10 plus in spots. Pick of the area for me would be Point Judith

Still many epic members on the EPS for Hazey. I would definitely be getting well prepared

N winds will pump the near shore heights. Watch this closely as there is a monster circulation once it interacts with the ULL

Pickles, Paulette swell was still pumping yesterday. Surfline and Magic Weed are using GFS wave watch for forecasts. Key will be if Teddy goes east or over Bermuda and how quick that left turn happens. Could easily be epic swells

Take a screen pic, here is the one you sent me

Congrats

I remember Marcus's pool 48 inch overtopped on level. I couldn't believe that pic

Very distinct possibility I end up with less than an inch of rain for September For the water year I am 24 inches below 18/19 Oct to Oct

70 inch winter think you snowed end of October too. 3 big storms Jan Feb March. We take

Hazey kind uva summer

Thanks brother

In the extreme category now. Remember in June when my area was getting all the rain well script flipped

Off topic but if you have Netflix watch the new Challenger disaster documentary. I know Christy was from your area. Amazing how much coverup was involved

I posted the uk Ensemble yesterday

The stories of snow removal and logging from my youth are pretty hilarious. Losing air breaks on a very steep hill with a full load of 20 foot logs and rolling backwards a quarter mile wasn't so funny though. Still can't believe we didn't hit anything.

Thanks

Nope, our official NE she gone video.

Q is doing voice overs on a Travel Channel series about catastrophic storms.

Cept winds gusted to 98 along the southern coast. Those above didn't hit with any ferocity.

The smoke is so far up no one is getting asthma from it lol. Beautiful sun rises but I look at it and then think about the losses of life and homes out west ,so sad. My sister sold and moved out of her home the day before her neighborhood was evacuated in Sierra Madre California. She is now in Colorado in a safe area from wildfire.

Back in the day my brother in law, rest his soul, let a young buck run his 1970 John Deere tractor to clean his half mile driveway of 1 to 2 feet of snow. About as much fun as it gets. That was my first taste of real plowing. Granted I got stuck but thats another story lol

So many many years of skiing basically all alone cept some locals late into April. Many years my tan was well established before summer began down here. Light coats, no gloves, sun glasses instead of goggles, beer flowing with that hippie vibe for days. I camped out in a tent with no problem in the early 90s one late April, skied all day, trout fished before dark. It just didn't get any better. Miss it more than anyone here can imagine. Get it while you can my friends. Really look forward to Phin crying for his Momma. Can someone please post the link to his Cam. I lost it

I assume you are pretty young. Most here have seen this play hundreds of times. It would take a monster block to send this back this far west as an ET storm or a strong cutoff upper air low capturing this. It will bend but all indicators are this is not in the cards for SNE.

She gone, wagons east