STILL N OF PIKE

There is already a heavy Surf Advisory in Effect. First Teddy Swell just hit bouy 50 Miles SE of Nantucket. Had 4.3 @ 13.8 From ESE at 1pm. There looks to be a fading ENE swell still in water. https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/station_page.php?station=44008

Race point faces Due north in Truro, and should be onshore and not really having much East Exposure but Truro to Eastham should "Jack".

Awesome Man! Salisbury beach is Gorgeous with Great Public access. Other areas may see closures along shore. Anything North of Chatham on Cape will be EPIC.

Just realize the swell be down considerably along RI coast as it begins to come from more Due east Tuesday p.m and aims at Eastern Ma/NH/S Maine sections .

You can the GFS/EURO slowed TEDDY in the last day ...lingering at a favorable spot longer in the NE Mass/ SE NH/S Maine swell window . The slight "hook" back west happens at a latitude much more favorable to deliver a bombing East Swell 14.6 feet at 16 seconds is what i see for "the wall" Near Hampton Beach NH Tuesday late afternoon. I can't recall bigger for that spot Looks like Based on a East Swell you can count on surf crashing well over the wall At Nantasket and Nahant later Tuesday afternoon and probably a lot of road closures . One of the last Very high Tides of the month is the Tues Pm high tide and that is mid P.M at Nahant.

Anyone see that 0z GFS run last nite . That shortwave That winds up a tad 2 late traveling from ASH to Just Just N of Eastport was close for elevations in N NH NW Maine .

6z gfs sends just a incredible E swell from Prolly N shore of Boston to SW Maine (ESP SE NH) that is very very large

0z GFS would toss back a relatively short lived but very large E swell Tuesday Pm to N shore of mass Thru Mid coast Maine

Ruggles will be big . Surf was 30-40% more focused in that deeper water spot w Paulette as opposed to first beach . Second beach was mostly blocked as it has poor SE exposure .Some faces were a solid 12 feet. Is Teddy’s wind field of 34 knot winds similar size on east side as Paulette currently i see forecasts of 6 feet @17 seconds from 148-150 degrees Late Sunday / Monday in RI

I haven’t looked closely on the storm motion past Monday Pm , that WNW hook and it’s associated interaction and subsequent extended fetch from ULL interaction you speak of could create some huge waves if that fetch could establish itself in someone’s swell window and sort of slow .

Honestly , i used to often in Florida . I sold my board when I moved up here bc I was a baby with water temperatures. I had some close calls and I pretty much stopped surfing . I body surf large waves but it’s a bit chilly now and honestly I just have a fetish for Swell and Snow That’s fairly equal . I could watch Giant swells for hours , especially from out at a point on a Sunny day .

This swell is gonna be very long period . I mean sent from the Deep Tropical latitudes . Gonna need some Deeper water spots , to see swell that isn’t closed out .

If you go to Magic Seaweed site or google “Higgins beach magic seaweed surf *forecast) There is a cool layout if you scroll down that gives the swell angle and size and period over a graph thru Wednesday . Looks like I stand corrected and there is enough east component in the swell so the elbow of the Cape should not block much initial SE swell even for areas down to Wells beach that will Max out Monday afternoon Shows a double peak . Monday Pm for large SE swell (that is a lock ) and another peak of a slightly shorter period ESE swell Tuesday Pm. Grab some pics. Im an idiot with downloading them , I have so many nice vids and photos from in front of Newport Mansions Surf that I would like to share, but when I go to add media it’s says picture won’t download or exceeds (something )

There ain’t much swell at all now . Thigh high SE swell 2.4 at 10 second on Portland Bouy. I’m guessing you want to see hurricane swells , not some choppy bathtub waves from local side shore winds . What spot are you looking at going to , as long as it’s not SW Maine coast you should see the initial SE Swell Teddy is generating currently (in a couple days ) You are going to get some large inconsistent SE swells in parts of Central Maine Coast late Sunday and Definitely Monday it fills in and builds , as the day goes on Monday you will see the swell angle begin to turn more ESE and Southwest Maine that was initially blocked from the more SE swells (by elbow of cape ) will start filling in . Those SW Maine over to SE NH Areas really depends more on that arching WNW of that low and at what longitude and its latitude position as it slows its forward movement (basically how long it spends in SW Maine swell window ) In short, definitely go NE of Portland for good exposure to the bombs

Trying fasting to noon and when you drink at nite do NOT eat crap w it. Most the calories consumed when alcohol is in system turns to flab, especially other carbs . You follow that and you can lose 20 in 5-6 weeks easy. Anyway , cheers to the cardio .

Dews was making a valid point , if people can’t take responses to weenies “running wild” then maybe it’s more a personal issue someone has w dews?

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What a sick angle Teddy is taking from yesterday to Sunday for a monster SE swell . Ruggles- Newport looks like a lock for 12-15 foot faces

looks like back to Ruggles (Newport i go Sunday and Monday ) should be bigger bombs than Paulette, easily

Salve Regina is right next door so looks like women from here.

Newport is gorgeous today . S breeze and lots of sun

Sizeable swell hitting first beach in Newport (best spots will have more ESE/SE swell exposure . Probably stay the nite . Gorgeous today Sally appears to be experiencing a bit more shear than forecast , looks weaker this afternoon to me , see if that abates

3.3 @12.5 SE swell begins (Block Island bouy) and 5-6 ft 12 sec just East of Montauk and just SE of Ack

October’s departures ?

What a Airmass days 8-10 on Euro With that Huge Canadian High and large Ocean storm close to backing up to E. Maine That gives me -3 850's lol . First Flakes From First Connecticut lake , NH thru N Maine. Lets make things Interesting. It's been 4 months from the last Warning snow in Elevations of NH over 1600' or so.(5/11/20)