what about in a distant groundswell scenariothermalben wrote:In general, you should disregard Hmax, as it represents the "largest" wave recorded by the buoy. This could have been one solitary wave towering far above the average (over a period of 30mins), and in strong windswell situations - such as today - this figure is exaggerated a little more than usual.birubi wrote:i go by both heights when reading the buoys i just say it's 5-10 mtr S swell or whatever
SE swell from 22 Jun
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for sure.if i see 2m hsig from the south i know it will be overhead at my south friendly beach.depends on period aswell.i disregard peak period thoughwanto wrote:of course you should make up your own mind on what the buoy data translates into in terms of waves at your local based on experience.birubi wrote:what about in a distant groundswell scenario
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