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Topic: East swell???  (Read 465 times)

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kayakjack

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Looking at tomorrows forecast it calls for an ESE swell 2ft at 10 seconds and a SW swell 2ft at 18 seconds. How do we get swells from the east in california???


krusty

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Where are you seeing ESE swells?


kayakjack

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saw it on marine weather.gov map-click forecast for just north of bodega


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Offshore winds.

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Offshore winds.

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