Big North Swell Inbound

Travel discussion for St. John
gymnastika
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Post by gymnastika »

Ruth,
Yes, that's my youngest son. That's funny you say Ben Chill, as we met yesterday on the car barge. His wife backed my car up for me since I had no clue what was goin on!!
Exit Zero
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Post by Exit Zero »

Any on island reports on the STJ N shore??? - Here on STT -windy and the Nside is churned up, with white water on all the points and the Hull Bay fleet pulled a lot of boats up or out.
the buoy 41043 reached over 12' this morning - and that is over 100 NM away.
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Post by gymnastika »

I'll try to go check it out as soon as I can get my lazy self out of bed. The roaring wind kept me up most of the night. :evil:
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kim&jim
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Post by kim&jim »

Hey Joshie or exit zero, can you post that website address again?

Over here on the East End its been really windy and intermittent downpours...planning to head to the north shore to check it out in a bit...havn't had any real beach time yet - too much vila gravity and weather watching!
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Exit Zero
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Post by Exit Zero »

I find the easiest way to access the buoy data and tons of local weather info is from:
www.weathercarib.com
the buoy there is listed at 21N - 65W
The National Data buoy Center website is:
www.ndbc.noaa.gov - use buoy 41043

Since I generally am out on the water daily I watch the weather very often on the 1st site.
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kim&jim
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Post by kim&jim »

Thanks guys!

Joshie, I'll keep an eye out for you... :wink:
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Post by Chet »

Period of 12.1! Wooo hooo, as soon as the wind backs around you'll have a great clean-up session. Grab the short board. Leave the log at home.

Exit Zero - Caret Bay will be goin' off!
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Pia
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Post by Pia »

Hey Kim&Jim, where are you staying? I didn't know it was East End as you could have hiked with me in the rain this am as you are so close to the trail :) You should have see the girls - needless to say they had a bath when we got home :)

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kklay
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Sounds like the ferry ride on Saturday should be an adventure! 8)
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Post by Roberto »

I was considering the CA ferry tomorrow. May opt for Red Hook now.
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Post by liamsaunt »

WOW! Those are big waves they're predicting. Someone please take pictures! I want to see!
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Post by gymnastika »

just took pics of hawksnest!! :shock: :shock: :shock:
They're not good action shots since the iPhone doesn't take fab pictures. Okay, next beach.
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