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Storm yesterday was forecasted for waves off the coast of 40 to 45
foot and one wave was actually monitored at a whopping 70 feet! That was evidently before the weather buoy was uprooted. I wonder where they will find that sucker. Wind gusts were measured at just over 100 mph on the Ore and south wa coasts and 90 in the straits of Juan de Fuca. Gordon |
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On Dec 4, 2:37 pm, Gordon wrote:
Storm yesterday was forecasted for waves off the coast of 40 to 45 foot and one wave was actually monitored at a whopping 70 feet! That was evidently before the weather buoy was uprooted. I wonder where they will find that sucker. Wind gusts were measured at just over 100 mph on the Ore and south wa coasts and 90 in the straits of Juan de Fuca. Gordon Hi Gordon: Yup, pretty good one. A couple spots on OR coast got 124 mph gusts. But not all that uncommon. The bouy that got plucked was off Astoria/ Columbia River Bar I belive. But to quote Skip Gunlack............, "those NOAA people did it to us again.... can not depend on them..... not reliable..." Hummm, check out the post I made here Nov 29 titled "PNW Weather." I posted a OPC map with that big low lumbering east to PNW. Id say NOAA is doing okay plotting weather 3-4 days out. Bob |
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