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Sunday 9/7 2:00 am
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SURF:
2-3 ft
| SURF | : SWELL |
| •2-3 ft | : 3 ft ESE @ 11 sec |
•1-2 ft | : 2 ft SE @ 5 sec |
•2-3 ft | : 2 ft SE @ 14 sec |
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| Best Swell Direction: E |
More Information | Rate Accuracy of This Model
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The "Swell Rose" above is the only one of it's kind in the world. This shows the directions of all the incoming swells
(N=0° East=90° etc). If you mouse over the swell rose you can see detailed raw numbers of the underlying swells.
US Weather data comes from the WeatherUnderground array of personal weather stations. Data is near realtime. International weather comes from LOLAs high resolution models or WUG where possible.
Tides are generated using the most excellent Xtide system.
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USER SURF REPORTS:
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| LOLA SWELL (ft) |
9/7 2:00 am
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Wind:
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ESE
1
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HEAVY RAIN
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| Air: |
68°F |
| Water: |
59°F |
| Source: |
KMEKITTE1
(9 miles)
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Location:
Hampton Harbor, New Hampshire
| 09/06 |
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04:30AM : 7.46ft. |
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HIGH |
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| 09/06 |
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10:43AM : 1.55ft. |
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LOW |
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| 09/06 |
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04:41PM : 8.10ft. |
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HIGH |
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| 09/06 |
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11:28PM : 1.16ft. |
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LOW |
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| Best Wind: W
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Best Tide: LOW INCOMING |
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PROJECTED WIND in kts (9/7) |
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2PM |
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2AM
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HOTEL
as of
7:00 PM EDT
on
09/06
6ft
@ 14sec
6ft
@ 9sec
S@8kts
A:83°F W:83°F
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MONTAUK POINT
as of
8:00 PM EDT
on
09/06
7ft
@ 10sec
from South
3ft
@ 13sec
from SE
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JONESPORT
as of
7:00 PM EDT
on
09/06
2ft
@ 13sec
2ft
@ 10sec
SE@6kts
A:57°F W:54°F
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CHANGE BUOY LOCATION
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CHANGE BUOY LOCATION
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CHANGE BUOY LOCATION
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For higher resolution buoy data, go to the LOLA Buoys tab in the forecast section.
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Surfrider Connecticut will meet Mon., Sept. 8 at 7pm at the City Hall in New Haven. They also plan on marking storm drains this month, date, time and location TBD, so stay tuned.
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