Provided that it survives the open swell window Bertha looks to crank on mon pm through tues pm. The swell delay would filter into weds I'd think. SE swell coming in to those facing beaches turning into a SE / NE mix on the back end which will then hit the NE swell window beaches, like, yours truly. But the NE will be smaller than the SE.

Tipper's calling tues the peak, but I may go out on a limb and second guess that call. Could well be weds morning as peak and possibly stay good throughout the day.

But how big?

Tipper's not his usual optimistic self this go around. Maybe just for the sake of anti-hype good luck for us all. ;-)

Waist, Waist to Rib?

That's it?



Edited: 08/02/2014 at 03:29 AM by Northjetty101

If this storm doesn't slow down, I don't believe this swell will be anything to write home about. My prediction is one marginal session for the shortboard and a couple decent longboard sessions. I hope I am wrong, but I doubt it with the current forecast.