by little_nasty, as published on NYNJSurf.com September 26, 2006
Using a ranking scale of 1 to 6+, where 1 is flat or marginal surf and anything 6+ is epic, here’s a composite look at how the months compare by looking at the percentage of days in each ranking. Data is compiled from retrospective analysis, 1996-2005.
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by little_nasty, as originally published in the Aloha Room on NYNJSurf.com September 6, 2006
Storms with a similar track, as of September 6:
by little_nasty, as originally published on NYNJSurf.com May 8, 2006
what you ask is actually not that simple a question.. but the simple answer is that cape cod and its shoals are in the way…
by little_nasty, as originally published on NYNJSurf.com, June 11, 2006
There’s a trace SE groundswell showing at ~15.3s (already decayed quite a bit.. first hit the buoy at 17.9s)… pretty long and that angle is a straight shot to the southern hemisphere.. just food for thought.
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by little_nasty, as originally published on NYNJSurf.com, June 14, 2006
Pretty flat. Historically, 17.7 days of the 30 day month rated a zero, 9.4 days rating a 1; and only 2.9 days on average rated a 2 or higher, and the majority of those were only a 2.
By little_nasty, as originally published on NYNJSurf.com 7/27/2006
There’s still quite a few powerful (cat III+) Hurricanes in the record for the month of august.. here’s a look at all III+ storms in august..
and when we look at those generated from the verdes - there’s some good names in there…
