ORIGIN SURF

Carnuba Bob · Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 147 Location: Lockport, NY

Whose up for a road trip to the East Coast this weekend?

If this swell holds up, I'm planning to leave Western New York Friday night to arrive in time to surf the Dawn Patrol and all day Saturday. If it keeps up, I'll stay Sat night and get in another session before driving back on Sunday afternoon. Unless the forecast changes, Rhode Island looks like it'll have the most size left by Saturday. New Jersey might be a bit smaller, but is also a good alternative.

I have room for one or two more passengers and a couple of boards in my vehicle. Anybody like to join?

CB

Ryan · Joined: 21 Aug 2006 Posts: 1194

RI or Long Island will fare better the next few days, atleast until Saturday. Calling for NNW here on Saturday, N wind tomorrown into Friday. But south facing beaches are probably your best bet until later in the weekend. Tomorrow should be fairly large.

Carnuba Bob · Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 147 Location: Lockport, NY

Compliments of Surfline.com:

SATURDAY

DATE: 11/25/2006 3-4 ft. - waist to shoulder high and fair conditions. E/ESE swell (Note: This summary is for better spots in region)

Cape Cod north: 3-4’+ ESE swell. Plus peaks are expected at top exposed spots. Winds are N 5-10kts.

LI - Offshore Cape Cod: 3-4’ E swell mix. Winds are NE 5-10kts.

NJ south: 4-5’ ENE swell. Winds are W 10-15kts. Winds are light/variable to NE 5-10kts.

CB

Carnuba Bob · Joined: 30 Oct 2006 Posts: 147 Location: Lockport, NY

UPDATED FORECAST:

FRIDAY - Low pressure pulls away from the region. High pressure builds in behind the departing low.

New Jersey - 5-6’ ESE swell. Plus peaks are expected at top exposed spots.

Conditions: Winds are NNE 15-20kts.

CHANGE OF PLANS. LEAVING TONIGHT @ MIDNIGHT WITH ADAM, A QUIVER, AND A COOLER FULL OF TURKEY SANDWICHES.

ETA JERSEY SHORE 7:30 AM FRIDAY. ADIOS, AMIGOS!

Razz

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See you in the drink,

CB