Mornin'! It's looking very good this weekend in WW. Plenty of cloudless, blue, sunny skies for all to share throughout today and tomorrow. Temp's currently 66 degrees this beautiful morning. It's quiet and still and no breezes yet, but they're coming later at 10-15mph from the North. High tide is this morning at 10:17a.m. and low tide is 4:32p.m. No reason not to sit close to shore and watch the show. The show being huge waves and swells that the ocean will be dishing out all weekend from the effects of category IV hurricane "Danielle" not to mention rip currents that will have an effect on WW dippers and surfers. By the way, Surfers are on 12th Ave. Careful out in the ocean which will be around 76 degrees and feeling very refreshing. Pay close attention to the Lifeguards; swim parallel to shore if caught in a rip current until it releases you; then swim back to shore if you can. If you can't , wave your arms like your in dire straights and drowning and no doubt the lifeguards will be responding to your body language. It's sounding like a "10" today. See you on the beach!
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Sunny Surfers Saturday
Mornin'! It's looking very good this weekend in WW. Plenty of cloudless, blue, sunny skies for all to share throughout today and tomorrow. Temp's currently 66 degrees this beautiful morning. It's quiet and still and no breezes yet, but they're coming later at 10-15mph from the North. High tide is this morning at 10:17a.m. and low tide is 4:32p.m. No reason not to sit close to shore and watch the show. The show being huge waves and swells that the ocean will be dishing out all weekend from the effects of category IV hurricane "Danielle" not to mention rip currents that will have an effect on WW dippers and surfers. By the way, Surfers are on 12th Ave. Careful out in the ocean which will be around 76 degrees and feeling very refreshing. Pay close attention to the Lifeguards; swim parallel to shore if caught in a rip current until it releases you; then swim back to shore if you can. If you can't , wave your arms like your in dire straights and drowning and no doubt the lifeguards will be responding to your body language. It's sounding like a "10" today. See you on the beach!
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"The Show" being waves: liked that. My mind flashed to those mood ring type drink coaster shaped thingies from the early '70's filled with a liquid (mostly blue) that changed colors by pressure and temperature, then slowly drifted back to original after a bit. Remember them? I like "the show" of waves much more. Bigger canvas. More "Life-y"!
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