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Weather Underground today mentions the outside chance of a US landfall in about 9 days.  

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Big jump up in intensity predictions...  let's hope this spins up nice then does that Recurve to send us nice waves but not cause any harm to property / lives

 



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I think most of those intensity models are out to lunch...... 

 

I hope I'm wrong, as I'd LOVE some CAT4 juice as it slowly cruises up the atlantic, but I'm just not seeing it.

 09/21/2016 04:36 AM
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Originally posted by: Plan B I think most of those intensity models are out to lunch...... 

 

 

 

I hope I'm wrong, as I'd LOVE some CAT4 juice as it slowly cruises up the atlantic, but I'm just not seeing it.

 

 

How's this for a "new board curse"?

Karl's structure is very difficult to determine this morning.
Satellite data indicate that the low-level center moved westward
far away from the convection, and currently it is hard to say if
Karl possess a closed circulation or not. Assuming that it still
does, the maximum winds are estimated generously at 30 kt, since the
cloud pattern has become less organized. I would not be surprised if
early visible satellite images will reveal that the cyclone has
degenerated into a broad area of low pressure.




* there's still enough fetch pointing at us to send surf and I'm sure alot of peeps will be stoked, but those wanting serious juice... ehhhhhh

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 09/21/2016 05:30 AM
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What if he gets transorbed by Lisa? Will it go down in the books as the epic Karlisa Swell  of '16? 

Someone start a HOPE thread.

 09/21/2016 08:03 AM
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Already picking up from sumpthin out there.



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 09/19/2016 05:24 AM
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Yeah for more surf!
 09/19/2016 06:47 AM
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last couple of weeks have been super fun - is everyone gonna quit bitching yet???

 



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 09/19/2016 07:11 AM
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Also what time of the day will be ideal to surf, narrow it down to 2-4 hour window. Also please state which spot is going to be working best. Lastly, I'm going to need recommendations on what size/type board to ride for these conditions.

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 09/19/2016 07:16 AM
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Next Saturday, Jetty Park & Cocoa Pier should be firing from 11-3.... I'd reccomend a funshape for optimal performance

 

and I'm gonna bitch till we get some real juice......   

 09/19/2016 10:43 AM
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Originally posted by: Plan B

Next Saturday, Jetty Park & Cocoa Pier should be firing from 11-3.... I'd reccomend a funshape for optimal performance




 




and I'm gonna bitch till we get some real juice......   

Nice try kooks......more like 4 to 7pm.
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Originally posted by: CRETIN

Also what time of the day will be ideal to surf, narrow it down to 2-4 hour window. Also please state which spot is going to be working best. Lastly, I'm going to need recommendations on what size/type board to ride for these conditions.


That is asking much, I doubt anyone would be able to accurately produce that informations, but who knows there are some smart folks on this thread board!


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 09/19/2016 10:55 AM
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This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining.

Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well.

If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips.

No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.

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 09/20/2016 07:57 AM
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Originally posted by: dkaye I'll be there with my buddies!

 

 

 

 

 

EVERYbodies awesome~ A whole lotta maestos' goin on there. wtf is dat?!

 09/19/2016 11:34 AM
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Hmm... I rode a 6'0 at close to DoH in Nica with no problems 2 years ago. I retired that board though and ride a 6'4 instead there now.

 09/20/2016 05:13 AM
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Originally posted by: johnnyboy This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining. Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well. If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips. No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.

 

haha... awesome......

 

btw, Karl will be another disappointment...... unless you're one of those standing on the boardwalk

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Originally posted by: johnnyboy

This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining.



Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well.



If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips.



No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.


I hope it's always like this. More waves for those who actually surf!
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Originally posted by: johnnyboy This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining. Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well. If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips. No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.

best description of surfing on the east coast that I have ever read. 

 09/20/2016 07:53 AM
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Originally posted by: surfmcc32
Originally posted by: johnnyboy This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining. Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well. If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips. No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.

best description of surfing on the east coast that I have ever read. 

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Originally posted by: MoonDog

Originally posted by: surfmcc32

Originally posted by: johnnyboy This forecast looks too far out to say whether the magic will happen or not. We shall see. As always, surf the most crowded spot, it means you know at least as much as everyone else, and since nothing draws a crowd like a crowd, jump right in and start complaining. Unless its bigger than overhead, then many wont make it out. That's good for the crowd. Those that do make it out will then see the number of guys actually catching waves at about 60%, because your 6'1' 18 1/2" 2 1/4" cant paddle into better than overhead surf very well. If its big, like double overhead, its closed out and onshore. If its not closed out and onshore, most people will crowd the inlets for the ease of paddle outs. This means that their tiny boards and big dreams will bob up and down, cuss when they paddle and pull out or just plain miss. THe percentage of guys actually surfing at this point goes to around 20%, These are guys riding guns and semi-guns and have spent their vacations on surf trips. No matter how big the wave is, there will always be 10% standing on the boardwalk, dressed very fashionably in surf shirts, cool trunks, the latest lost hat and authentic surf flip flops not surfing. They are discussing the tide, the wind, the isobars, arianna grande street cred, the best time to go, which is never in the present and the forecast. Its a dude bra fest. So much lingo flying that you would think they have black belts in talking. They will never surf, but they are surfers and they know everything.




best description of surfing on the east coast that I have ever read. 



dito

I'm sorry but didn't you say you surfed North Jetty last swell?? There is no bigger crowd magnet on the east coast IMO.




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My Pappy always said if there is a crowd somewhere that means they must be giving away sum sht or the sht is good. Go over to the crowd push your way through and yell out I'm ready for some sht!!. North Jetty it is!!

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Gotta like what those virtual buoys are showing Thur/Fri/Sat/Sun....

Also, bahama buoys have what looks like the front runners of Karl Swell. NHC says Karl will recurve to Bermuda but intensify to 100+ in the meantime.
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LONG PERIOD SWELLS FROM DISTANT TROPICAL CYCLONE KARL WILL BEGIN TO IMPACT THE LOCAL ATLANTIC WATERS LATE IN THE WEEK.

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Special delivery!

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Originally posted by: Greensleeves

Special delivery!






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Originally posted by: Tiptime

LONG PERIOD SWELLS FROM DISTANT TROPICAL CYCLONE KARL WILL BEGIN TO IMPACT THE LOCAL ATLANTIC WATERS LATE IN THE WEEK.


....do tell......if you please...
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Alright. I just re read my rant. Forgive me. I was fresh off a very crowded head high day at the north jetty. I am good for at least a a rant or two year when a decent wave hits.

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Originally posted by: johnnyboy

Alright. I just re read my rant. Forgive me. I was fresh off a very crowded head high day at the north jetty. I am good for at least a a rant or two year when a decent wave hits.


LOL North Jetty will do that to you.



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What was the weather system setup around this time last year when we had like 7-8 days of pumping overhead peaky swell with offshore windows nearly every day? Wasn't that from some big H that setup near bermuda with a couple L's cruising underneath it to intesify that East->West fetch aimed directly at us? I would sacrafice a small farm animal to get waves like that again soon.

 

 

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I believe it was 14 days in a row. I caught half of that swell before getting shoulder surgery.

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Hoping for a repeat of several days like... Joaquin Monday

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Originally posted by: CERTON Hoping for a repeat of several days like... Joaquin Monday

 

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Should get a few fun days in with Karl, had to be in orlando all last swell so im excited for anything >waist high. Side note-why has basically every Atlantic storm taken the same path? Strong Bermuda high this year? Any chance of conditions getting better for development once we start getting into fall? 

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Originally posted by: surfmcc32 Should get a few fun days in with Karl, had to be in orlando all last swell so im excited for anything >waist high. Side note-why has basically every Atlantic storm taken the same path? Strong Bermuda high this year? Any chance of conditions getting better for development once we start getting into fall? 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but usually a strong Burmuda high will guide storms into Florida or more west into the gulf. This year the high is shifted further  over , if at all. The recurves will persist until that pattern changes. Next few weeks will get intresting lots of activity going on on the weather maps from every angle.

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Originally posted by: Waverider969
Originally posted by: surfmcc32 Should get a few fun days in with Karl, had to be in orlando all last swell so im excited for anything >waist high. Side note-why has basically every Atlantic storm taken the same path? Strong Bermuda high this year? Any chance of conditions getting better for development once we start getting into fall? 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Correct me if I'm wrong but usually a strong Burmuda high will guide storms into Florida or more west into the gulf. This year the high is shifted further  over , if at all. The recurves will persist until that pattern changes. Next few weeks will get intresting lots of activity going on on the weather maps from every angle.

 

i may be complete off base as my knowledge is from a bcc meteorology class where the professor tried to disprove global warming in the first 5 minutes. How much does strength have to do with it? I know if it's located further east than the clockwise formation of the high pressure system will steer it north and if the western side of the high pressure is close to the us than it will turn north much later. I never understood what the strength of the high had to do with it, but I remember one of the questions in that class had to do with all the Hurricanes turning out to sea in 2000-2002 and the answer was a weak Bermuda high was located further east. 

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No offense but you attended a Meteorlogy class and asked the question above? Did they not go over the most basic subjects ...isobars and surface winds relating to pressure differentials?  Sorry had to ask, maybe too much time in the water rather than attending class? Again not trying to be a jerk just curious what they heck they are teaching, In 4 hours or less you can learn everything about what you asked above and more. 

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all I need to know is:

if I dont catch a good way anytime soon Im going to pop.

The last swell had some beautiful walls in Jupiter but not one of them line up...

Im mean none!!!

 

 

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Originally posted by: SurferMic  maybe too much time in the water rather than attending class? 

 

 

probably,8am classes during the fall aren't the best idea. But this was 3 years ago and the class was pretty basic, but yes they went over these subjects and I understand how they work on a base level but I just haven't thought about it for a while I guess and forgot how some of it works. Maybe you know a lot about meteorology, why are most of the storms turning north way too soon to send good swell? Bermuda high too Far East? 

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1086 mb (32.08 inches of mercury): Highest Ever Recorded
1030 mb (30.42 inches of mercury): Strong High Pressure System
1013 mb (29.92 inches of mercury): Average Sea Level Pressure
1000 mb (29.54 inches of mercury): Typical Low Pressure System
980 mb (28.95 inches of mercury): CAT 1 Hurricane or a very intense mid-latitude cyclone
950 mb (28.06 inches of mercury): CAT 3 Hurricane
870 mb (25.70 inches of mercury): Lowest Ever Recorded (not including tornadoes)

plus this

http://magicseaweed.com/North-Atlantic-Surf-Chart/2/?size=750&chartType=PRATE

Notice the weakness of the West points of the H and the shift East

 

Or just check dabah.com   He will overload you with Why and HOw and he is sometimes right 

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Originally posted by: SurferMic 1086 mb (32.08 inches of mercury): Highest Ever Recorded 1030 mb (30.42 inches of mercury): Strong High Pressure System 1013 mb (29.92 inches of mercury): Average Sea Level Pressure 1000 mb (29.54 inches of mercury): Typical Low Pressure System 980 mb (28.95 inches of mercury): CAT 1 Hurricane or a very intense mid-latitude cyclone 950 mb (28.06 inches of mercury): CAT 3 Hurricane 870 mb (25.70 inches of mercury): Lowest Ever Recorded (not including tornadoes)

 

plus this

 

http://magicseaweed.com/North-Atlantic-Surf-Chart/2/?size=750&chartType=PRATE

 

Notice the weakness of the West points of the H and the shift East

 

 

 

Or just check dabah.com   He will overload you with Why and HOw and he is sometimes right 

 

I think dabuh needs to take that bcc met course cause that guy has no clue other than posting the latest 360hr gfs and rambling incoherently for 6 minutes about it.

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Originally posted by: ncsurf I think dabuh needs to take that bcc met course cause that guy has no clue other than posting the latest 360hr gfs and rambling incoherently for 6 minutes about it.

 

 

awesome 

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Unfortunately it's already too north, and moving too N / fast for us to get full affects, but I'd say Karl ate some HGH last night...... I like that little westerly wobble (although I'm sure those in Bermuda dont)  This will be a short lived event though..... and as Murphy's law will have it, I've had a wide open schedule all week...... until saturday 

 

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Karl is scooting away at Bat Speed.

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Originally posted by: CERTON Hoping for a repeat of several days like... Joaquin Monday

I hope I win Powerball......

 

Last Updated: 9/22/2016, 11:00:00 AM (EDT)

  • Location: 25.0N 62.3W
  • Movement: NW at 17 mph 
  • Wind: 35 MPH 
  • Pressure: 1007 MB

 

Tropical Depression Karl

 

Init  22/1500z 25.0n  62.3w   30 kt  35 mph

12h 23/0000z 26.3n 63.7w 35 kt 40 mph
24h 23/1200z 28.3n 64.8w 40 kt 45 mph
36h 24/0000z 30.2n 64.7w 45 kt 50 mph
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I surfed 7 days of Joaquin and broke my ribs on my rail on the 8th day. It was a great run up until then.

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"I am gonna science the shit out of this"

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Tmrw will be deja vu... Again.

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Data kinda suggests a bump UP tomorrow. I surfed my ass off for another 4+ hrs today. (It's true - I have no ass now)

Finally surf season has returneth and for whoever the hell it was who brought that last 3 month curse down on us I hope you burn.

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Originally posted by: LagoonSurfer

Data kinda suggests a bump UP tomorrow. I surfed my ass off for another 4+ hrs today. (It's true - I have no ass now)

Finally surf season has returneth and for whoever the hell it was who brought that last 3 month curse down on us I hope you burn.


I second that motion and raise you 5!
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As soon as a storm gets north of us it's over.

The swell window opens north of PR and closes at Daytona.

In 35 years I have never seen a rebound swell from a storm north of us. If it turns back to the south, that's a different story.

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not rebound but from wind fetch behind the storm...... 

 

but we;ve had some rebound swells but it nees to be:

1. moving very slow

2. be a BEAST of a storm

but your general premise is correct......  it usually pushes swell in the direction of movement

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Tide is right and the wind is dead calm c'mon sun... Round 3 of long clean lefts, rights, split peaks, and Konas Konas Konas!

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Tide is right and the wind is dead calm c'mon sun... Round 3 of long clean lefts, rights, split peaks, and Konas Konas Konas!

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