Originally posted by sumphatpimp i believe each one of those tracks is by each of the various "models" the weather people use to predict where it is going to go.
That's correct, but look at the directions. They have it going crisscross and backwards.
They're 50 foot at the big pier near the state park in AL. I'm watching it on the news right now. I don't think it will hold up. There are two people dead in Panama City Beach, already.
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Is there another one coming after IVAN? They seem to be getting bigger and bigger?
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I spoke with Mike around 4:00 Pacific time. He and Billy actually went out and got some pics of Ponchatrain, expect some to be posted.
They don't think the levies will break on the lake, which is the largest potential issue the city has to worry about. The east side of the storm is the better side.
He sounded confident all would be ok.
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Originally posted by pornguy I thougth that Aussie had the biggest there at the reefe.
Have you ever seen any of the specials on discovery or anything about the killer waves??
Some reaching 200+ feet.
A small section in the Pacific, about 60+ miles west of Catalina, is the new big wave spot. It was discovered by fisherman and deemed a myth by Californians; 2 years ago, surfers verified the spot and used it for the annual big wave contest. I believe it pulls in about 60 foot waves.
200 feet would be too large for a tow-in ride as the jet skis would not give the surfer enough energy to get on a lip and survive.
You have to be towed in to any big wave. I have been out on 15+ days (paddling of course), there is absolutely nothing worse than going down into that dark abyss. Anyone thinking 50 foot waves is a good surfing day has little idea the sheer power the ocean has to offer
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