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Topic: Big Swells  (Read 1591 times)

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Andrew

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Is the NOAA site correct right now? some Coastsiders were saying the site is down? Are the swells really 9-10 feet right now?
 Andrew


jmairey

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this is working

http://facs.scripps.edu/surf/ptreyes.html

but the data for the offshore bouys is stuck in louisiana.
john m. airey


Potato_River

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Also, if you have a VHF radio, most, if not all, have a weather band.

Stuart


 

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