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The recent storm that ripped through new england is pumping some huge surf! (unfortunately, i’m not going to make it down to NH for this one…)
Summary: It’s Victory at Sea today and its BIG. Winds are howling out of the E to ENE and are expected to turn SE (S winds are possible briefly sometime in the afternoon). Beginners and intermediate surfers should steer clear of the water even at sheltered spots. On Tuesday double overhead continues with winds remaining NNE. Large sloppy waves, well overhead, are expected on Wednesday as NNE winds continue. Thursday looks only somewhat smaller, with somewhat lighter N winds. Leftovers are expected on Friday and, possibly, on Saturday. Note: An abbreviated spring break update schedule in effect.
Monday: A big, double overhead plus, E to ENE mixing bowl. Strong, 35 knot plus, E to ENE winds turning strong ESE to SE around noon and somewhat lighter SE to S in the afternoon.
N of the Cape – Double overhead plus and growing E Victory at Sea.
Cape – Double to triple overhead E Victory at Sea.
S of the Cape – Double to triple overhead ESE to to SE Victory at Sea.
Tuesday: Still big and dangerous (double overhead or slightly smaller), still sloppy. Strong N to NNE winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape – See above.
S of the Cape – See above.
Wednesday: More NNE wind slop (overhead to overhead and a half), ENE swell to SE components all but gone. Brisk NNE winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape – See above.
S of the Cape – See above.
Thursday: Overhead NE wind wave/swell leftovers early. Lighter N winds.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape – See above.
S of the Cape – See above.
Friday: Waist to chest/shoulder NE wind wave/swell leftovers early. N winds finally turning NNW.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape – See above.
S of the Cape – See above.
Saturday: Leftovers possible. N winds finally turning NNW to NW.
N of the Cape – See above.
Cape – See above.
S of the Cape – See above.
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