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Open Thread from wyatt
Posted June 25th, 2012 12:32 PMWAVES AND JOBS we do it all here at DadeCo
As a community servoice here is my forwecast
WAVES!
As a further service see the job posting!
We are opening a new Billabong store in the Dolphin Mall in Miami and was wondering if we can post a job listing or have you mention it at your next meeting, or both? We are hiring all positions, Full Time and Part Time, and looking for floor managers. The store is slated to open around July 6th and we would like to find people before that date. Now the we will have a presence in Miami, please keep us in mind when planning events and we will do the same. If you have any questions please give me a call or shoot me a email. If you can post the job opportunity please ask people to send resumes to bcjobs@bcsurf.com
Thanks,
Nina Russo
Regional Manager
B.C. Surf & Sport/ Billabong
Forecast from bradswells
Posted June 23rd, 2012 10:06 AMSurf forecast 6-23-2012
Winds are starting to come up, and this trend looks to continue through at least Sunday/Monday. As the storm in the Gulf moves north, we should see the winds relax. Catching it as the wind drops, or maybe goes sw, will be your best bet for cleaner surf. In the meantime, look for building surf outta the south/southeast. Could get fun!
Forecast from bradswells
Posted June 15th, 2012 09:43 AMQuick Forecast for the Weekend
There is a good amount of swell heading towards Florida for the weekend. I'd be surprised if we saw any of that energy make it down to far South Florida, but I'd imagine that the Palm Beaches will have some of this swell.
Unfortunately, this swell comes with onshore winds. The trick will be to stay far south enough to get lesser wind, but north enough to get good sized swell.
I'm guessing that the northern Palm Beach in to the Treasure Coast might be the best bet for clean(er) swell on Saturday and Sunday.
Looking forward, the swell should stick around in to the coming work week. As Pete mentioned, probably a chance for better wind conditions early next week.
Hopefully, you'll be able to find a sweet spot and score some fun waves before summer flatness.
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CELEBRATE INTERNATIONAL SURFING DAY!
WHO: Surfrider Miami, Quicksilver-Lincold Road AND you
What: Beach cleanup and post-cleanup Party
When: Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Cleanup starts at 6pm
After you've done your part, head over to Lincold Road for Refreshments, Give-aways, and surf tunes14th street and the Beach for the cleanup; Party at Quicksilver, 1023 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach
Forecast from Pete
Posted June 10th, 2012 03:41 PMUpdate
Howzit,
Anyone watching the Fiji Pro? Unbelievable surfing going on
Florida boys impressing.
Some interesting patterns on the models. First is a low way out SE of Nova Scotia spinning in a few days looking to throw some NE swell our way. Looks like the distance and decay factor will work against us on that one but don't despair, another low develops closer to the East coast late week. This low spins closer to the East coast off the Carolina's and shows some potential. Too far out to really predict but keep your fingers crossed ye shall be rewarded.
Recent Observations from: Sat 18 May 13 09:00 am | ||||||
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| Spot | st. augustine (41012) | canaveral (41009) | canaveral east (41010) | ft. pierce (41114) | lake worth (lkwf1) | fowey rocks (fwyf1) |
| Time | Sat 18 May 13 08:00 am | Sat 18 May 13 08:00 am | Fri 26 Apr 13 02:00 pm Observation is 523 hours old | Sat 18 May 13 08:00 am | Sat 18 May 13 09:00 am | Sat 18 May 13 09:00 am |
| Wind | W (250) @ 3.9 kt | SW (230) @ 2 kt | ---- | n/a (n/a) @ -- kt | SE (140) @ 10 kt | SE (150) @ 9 kt |
| Atmp/SST | 74.8 F/75.2 F | 77 F/77.7 F | ---- | n/a F/77.4 F | 77.7 F/78.6 F | 80.2 F/78.8 F |
| Significant Waves | 2.3 ft @ 10 sec | -- | ---- | 2.6 ft @ 4 sec | -- | -- |
| Wind Waves | 1.3 ft @ 3.8 sec | 1.3 ft @ 4 sec | ---- | 2.3 ft @ 4.3 sec | -- | -- |
| Swell | 2 ft @ 10 sec | 2.3 ft @ 10 sec | ---- | 0.7 ft @ 10.5 sec | -- | -- |
| from: 353 am edt sat may 18 2013 | ||||
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| Synopsis: ....light to moderate east and southeast winds will continue through much of the forecast period as high pressure remains in control northeast of the marine area. isolated overnight and early morning showers will remain possible each day across the atlantic waters. .gulf stream hazards...none. the approximate location of the west wall of the gulf stream as of may 17, 2013 at 1200 utc... 9 nautical miles northeast of fowey rocks. 14 nautical miles east southeast of port everglades. 11 nautical miles east of lake worth. 9 nautical miles east northeast of jupiter inlet. this data courtesy of the naval oceanographic office. | ||||
| __/(__/(__/(__( | today | tonight | sunday | sunday night |
| wind | east southeast 7 to 12 knots | east 8 to 13 knots | east southeast 7 to 12 knots | east southeast 9 to 14 knots |
| seas | 2 to 3 ft | 2 to 4 ft | 3 to 5 ft | |
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Tropical Atlantic Surface Analysis Map created: Saturday May 18, 2013 09:05 am
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Tropical Atlantic Satellite Map from the Weather Channel created: Saturday May 18, 2013 08:14 am
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NOAA WaveWatch3 wave height forecast created: Saturday May 18, 2013 07:10 am
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NOAA WaveWatch3 wave period forecast created: Saturday May 18, 2013 07:11 am
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