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Just saw an update on Hurricane Bill and the latest track has it coming just a little closer to the U.S. East Coast, going between East Coast and Bermuda. Now first and foremost I hope and pray that it does not strike the U.S. or Bermuda, but what if it skirts off shore? How close would it have to be to take off some sand from say the Outer Banks? I am just curious. Could really open up some potential all the way up the East Coast if it tracks just right. I wonder if it is a hundred miles or so off shore if the waves would be rough enough to do the job? I don't live near the coast and really don't know, anyone with previous experience please chime in. When Hugo came ashore in Charleston back in '89 I wonder what was found on the area beaches?? Anyway, all just hypothetical as who knows where it will go. HH everyone. 8)
 
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Either way ,Im there,The Bronco is geared up an ready. :headbang: :tongue3: :laughing9: :laughing9:
 
Capt Loosechange, I have been criticized for being upbeat about bad weather...after awhile I said..you know...kiss my grits... I am a pirate and I want my share of the loot!

I hope HURRICANE Bill wreaks havoc on the SANDY beaches and tosses all the gold me eyes can see..

HH
Cap Z.
 
Cappy Z. said:
Capt Loosechange, I have been criticized for being upbeat about bad weather...after awhile I said..you know...kiss my grits... I am a pirate and I want my share of the loot!

I hope HURRICANE Bill wreaks havoc on the SANDY beaches and tosses all the gold me eyes can see..

HH
Cap Z.
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not going to hit anywhere south of new england
if at all
 
On current projected path it is only going to throw 3' surf on Daytona Beach, that's not going to do anything. The storm will have to come a lot closer to help the east coast of Florida to do any good for us.
 
I for one believe it is too early to truly know Bill's path...we won't know for about two more days..
 
Cappy Z. said:
I for one believe it is too early to truly know Bill's path...we won't know for about two more days..

Absolutely true !
the amount of times the weathermen have been correct
lately, tells me it could go into the gulf :tongue3:
 
Cappy Z. said:
I for one believe it is too early to truly know Bill's path...we won't know for about two more days..

I bet it doesntt come any closer then 500 miles off central Florida's coast.
 
Treasure_Hunter said:
Cappy Z. said:
I for one believe it is too early to truly know Bill's path...we won't know for about two more days..

I bet it doesntt come any closer then 500 miles off central Florida's coast.
I will take that bet :tongue3: Hows a case of beer :tongue3: :laughing9:
 
Cotton and Treasure Hunter, You guys send me the cash for the brewskis...I'll hold it safely...I never touch the stuff.....

Cappy Z.
 
Nonetheless, close or not close, a storm that big is going to kick up some surf from Florida to Nova Scotia. :hello2:

Tom
 
COTTON said:
Treasure_Hunter said:
Cappy Z. said:
I for one believe it is too early to truly know Bill's path...we won't know for about two more days..

I bet it doesntt come any closer then 500 miles off central Florida's coast.
I will take that bet :tongue3: Hows a case of beer :tongue3: :laughing9:

Cotton, sent you IM.......

My bet is eye of hurricane comes no closer then 500 miles from central Florida. Loser buys winner case of beer. Now if I lose, it means I will be on the beach hunting, so beer may be a day late..... :wink:
 
Sounds good T,Hunter. :occasion14:
 
Skipper ,I also want to thank ya,That is the best weather site that i have seen so far. :tongue3:
 
COTTON said:
Skipper ,I also want to thank ya,That is the best weather site that i have seen so far. :tongue3:
Double Ditto :hello2: That site is awesome, I am adding it to my favorites, I'm kinda a weather geek along with being a Metal Detecting Nerd :laughing7:
 
Unfortunately its too far away methinks. I packed my car, made plans but changed my mind after checking out the local beach. It was as calm as can be with women and small children enjoying the tranquil waters. ::)


I called my buddy in Juno and he says it looks calm, no erosion today. :( You can check the wind directions here. I just dont see it for Florida. :'(

http://magicseaweed.com/msw-surf-charts2.php?region=20&res=&type=wind

If the majicseaweed holds true for the Outer Banks check out next Friday.
 

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