Tuesday, June 19, 2012

NW CR Forecast/Report of Tue, June 19, 2012

The forecasted swell filled in with a vengeance this morning (or overnight). We drank a cup of coffee, ate an early breakfast and another cup, drank some water, and watched a little more. As low tide approached Terry and I paddled out to the Outer Wash.

It wasn't a great day out there for Terry -- you know how some days are like that - but it was a fine day for me. Waves were rolling in sets of 5 or 6 in the 8 to 10 ft. range. I caught about 5 of those beasts -- each a little different -- and watched a few roll by at one point just south of me 20 yards pitching out with a face so beautiful -- looked like two man lengths high easily.

After a huge clean-up set rolled through we called it quits out there as the currents were steadily pushing us in towards shore and to the north. I watched Terry catch a few in around The Rock but nothing was working for me... after being outside it was too much of an adjustment. Currents continued to be funky on the paddle-in. All I can say for now is, "I feel good!"

Model Cycle: 2012 JUN 19 06Z         
  Time Zone: GMT - 6 hours             
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             SURF    SURF DIR   SEAS  PERIOD   WIND    WND/DIR
             (ft)       (deg)   (ft)   (sec)   (kts)     (deg)
            -------  --------  -----  ------  -------  -------
6/19  12am   3 -  7  SSW 202    4.0    16.4    1 -  1  WSW 230
6/19   6am   3 -  7  SSW 192    4.3    15.3    2 -  3    E  84
6/19  12pm   3 -  7    S 188    4.6    14.5    3 -  4   SW 217
6/19   6pm   3 -  7    S 189    4.7    13.7    5 -  7  WSW 240
 
6/20  12am   3 -  7    S 188    4.6    13.3    3 -  5    W 266
6/20   6am   3 -  6    S 188    4.5    12.8    3 -  4  NNE  11
6/20  12pm   3 -  6    S 187    4.3    12.5    5 -  7  WNW 304
6/20   6pm   3 -  6    S 188    4.2    12.1    8 - 11  WNW 297
 

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