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***Official 2020 Tropical Weather Thread***
- Thread starter ElOgro
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Florida not looking to get jack diddly from that depression. Except maybe shitty seas for the one weekend per year we can keep huachis.
Mmmkkkkkkk.... that looks like quite the donger if proposed west coast path comes true.... making weekend plans now!
Yep. Bummer. Although I think your spot of choice up north will be good (and you have been scoring lately - great pics btw). Also a fine time to have a boat to hit up certain spot(s) on south side of Santa Cruz Island.
Hopefully this hurricane starts to heat up the water around central Baja and create a path for future hurricanes this season.
we are in more or less the heart of Fay right now. and yeah, the promise of off shores, for south faces anyway, is not, uh, promising. but, with water in the mid 70's and summer flatness behind and ahead, i intend to surf a lot of sloppy crappy overhead surf the next few days
Went for a swim an hour ago, great to be in a moving ocean again.
La Nina taking it's toll on the Cristina forecast. Not making even minimum hurricane status. La Nina will probably give the EC a more active season, for better or worse. Careful what you wish for over there.
Cooler waters southwest of Cabo will keep storms from turning hurricane status a while longer. Once a storm gets up to latitude 20 or so SW of Cabo (straight S of SD), ocean temps are still cooler than normal. Will likely have to wait until late July/August for that prime stretch of So Cal window to warm up enough to sustain hurricane strength storms.
Cooler waters southwest of Cabo will keep storms from turning hurricane status a while longer. Once a storm gets up to latitude 20 or so SW of Cabo (straight S of SD), ocean temps are still cooler than normal. Will likely have to wait until late July/August for that prime stretch of So Cal window to warm up enough to sustain hurricane strength storms.