Just general surfing stuff
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That's all correct, Trev.
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Watched a bit of precontestfootagefrom Newie. Fcuking the Brazilians were giving it a bash. I really like how Italo surfs. Good venue for the comp. plenty of natural viewing platforms. I’m sure the town is stoked.
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The town seems stoked. Looks to be about 120 spectators. Of course, a lot of those are possibly friends and relations of the competitors, WSL staff and passersby on the way to somewhere else
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Yeah it all made sense to me.
Interesting comment about a trend towards easterly rather than soueasterly swell direction.
What's the go there?
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Turned on the Newie context over on Swellnet.
The forecast must be dire if they are running the comp in a 1 turn closeout shorie.
The forecast must be dire if they are running the comp in a 1 turn closeout shorie.
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The answer to that gets a bit complex Trev.
The location, intensity and frequency of different types of storms are changing, probably due to climate change but the wave records aren't super long and there are a whole lot of factors (SAM, ENSO etc).
Under climate change projections there are more TCs and ECLs, giving more ene and e swells and fewer s swells. The impact on frequency of southern ocean swell sources is a bit less clear I think, but they'll be more powerful.
Try and find some stuff by Mitch Harley or Rosh Ranasinghe.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-05792-1
The location, intensity and frequency of different types of storms are changing, probably due to climate change but the wave records aren't super long and there are a whole lot of factors (SAM, ENSO etc).
Under climate change projections there are more TCs and ECLs, giving more ene and e swells and fewer s swells. The impact on frequency of southern ocean swell sources is a bit less clear I think, but they'll be more powerful.
Try and find some stuff by Mitch Harley or Rosh Ranasinghe.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-05792-1
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Thanks.alakaboo wrote: ↑Thu Apr 01, 2021 1:51 pmThe answer to that gets a bit complex Trev.
The location, intensity and frequency of different types of storms are changing, probably due to climate change but the wave records aren't super long and there are a whole lot of factors (SAM, ENSO etc).
Under climate change projections there are more TCs and ECLs, giving more ene and e swells and fewer s swells. The impact on frequency of southern ocean swell sources is a bit less clear I think, but they'll be more powerful.
Try and find some stuff by Mitch Harley or Rosh Ranasinghe.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-05792-1
I'll look them up.
I only ask because over the last two years I've noticed a preponderance of easterly swells in my area.
Probably just a local aberration though.
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Yes Trev. Get it brother.
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Booties?
Is that for the savage coral reefs in the area?
Is that for the savage coral reefs in the area?
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Nope.
I've told you before why.
Not gonna repeat myself.
Buddy is on the case.

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Something something peripheral neuropathy, non diabetic.
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Sorry, old timer. Carving it up.
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Lookin good Trev. I like the $10 Kmart boardies too.
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The yellow okanuis are long gone
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