Flat Out of Luck

Isn't that the expression?

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             SURF    SURF DIR  SWELL  PERIOD   WIND    WND/DIR
             (ft)       (deg)   (ft)   (sec)   (kts)     (deg)
            -------  --------  -----  ------  -------  -------
11/7  11am  17 - 35    W 274   19.4    15.4   14 - 19  WSW 245
11/7   5pm  16 - 33  WNW 280   19.7    14.2   14 - 19  WSW 243
 
11/8  11am   9 - 19    W 264   14.7    11.3    6 -  9  WSW 238
11/8   5pm   9 - 18    W 270   13.7    11.0    4 -  5  NNE  26
 
11/9  11am   4 -  8    W 276    7.8     9.4    6 -  8    S 188
11/9   5pm   4 -  9  WSW 257    7.5    10.1   16 - 22    S 170
 
11/10 11am   8 - 16  WSW 248   14.1     9.7   13 - 18  WNW 286
11/10  5pm  12 - 24    W 278   16.1    12.4   11 - 14  WSW 256
 
11/11 11am  15 - 30  WNW 283   20.0    12.8   19 - 26    W 263
11/11  5pm  16 - 32  WNW 284   21.0    12.9   16 - 21    W 263
 
11/12 11am  15 - 30  WNW 291   18.6    13.7    9 - 12  WSW 230
11/12  5pm  13 - 27  WNW 295   16.9    13.6    3 -  5   NW 314


Nasty Forecast: Coastal Flood Advisory

Expires 3:00 PM PST on November 06, 2006
Statement as of 7:03 AM PST on November 06, 2006

... Coastal flood advisory in effect from 11 am this morning to
3 PM PST this afternoon for tidal overflow...
... High surf advisory remains in effect from 10 am to 8 PM PST
Tuesday...

The National Weather Service in Portland has issued a coastal
flood advisory... which is in effect from 11 am this morning to
3 PM PST this afternoon. A high surf advisory remains in effect
from 10 am to 8 PM PST Tuesday.

Minor tidal overflow can be expected today around the high tide
early this afternoon along low lying areas of the north Oregon
coast. High astronomical tides combined with High River levels
from recent heavy rains will cause backup of water draining into
bays and esturaries. The high tide at Astoria of 10.3 feet will
occur at 103 PM this afternoon.

High surf conditions will occur on Tuesday as large swell driven
by a Pacific storm system reaches the north Oregon coast. Seas
between 20 and 25 feet will cause hazards along the beaches and
surf zones. It is extremely dangerous to go near the water during
high surf conditions. People can be caught off guard as waves
suddenly sweep across low lying areas or injured by debris thrown
about by the waves.

A high surf advisory means that high surf will affect beaches in
the advisory area... producing rip currents and localized beach
erosion.