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Pulling the Boat... Not yet
6 pm - Boat is now on a 300 lb mooring in Meeting House Pond with three bow lines attached to the mooring. I'm thinking this won't be much worse than a typical nor'easter. 11 am - Running for cover for sure. The 11am forecast shows a direct hit. 8 am - My boat is moored in Little Pleasant Bay. Well protected to the north and west, decently protected to the south, it's wide open to weather coming in from the southeast - that will be the direction of Earl's most powerful winds. The mooring itself is 200 lbs and has anchor chain appropriate for a destroyer. I'm confident the mooring
isn't going to move, regardless of how hard the wind blows. However... 100+ mph wind coul ... by mikem
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Head High Surf Off Craigville??? And clean???
"Nantucket Sound beaches never get surf because it's too shallow and they're protected by Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard." I wrote those words for the surfing exhibit at the Cape Cod Maritime Museum. It looks like I'll have to eat them. The current forecast for Hurricane Earl shows waves in the head high range hitting Cape Cod's Nantucket Sound beaches from Hardings Beach in Chatham to South Cape in Mashpee from Friday afternoon through Saturday morning - on Friday the wind will be offshore from the NE at 28mph (relative to the Cape's Nantucket Sound beaches) , then shifting
to W at 15 on Saturday. When the wind shifts and drops the waves might even be clean. Aided by ... by Mike Marks
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Hurricane Earl
Hurricane Earl is nearing Puerto Rico as a category 2 hurricane spinning out sustained winds of 90 mph. Cape Cod lies within the possible path of the hurricane which will be in our area on Friday with sustained winds of around 100 mph. Earl is moving fast. By Saturday he'll walk out on us leave and behind overhead waves and an offshore wind. ... by Mike Marks
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Sunday Waves
10:30 am - Summary of 2 hr am session - mostly waist high, 2 hr wait for one head high set, good shape. Nose factor 1 (minor drip action when bending over to pick something up). Afternoon should be better. ... by Mike Marks
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Hurricane Swell
We're about to get a nice stretch of hurricane swell starting on Saturday afternoon and probably continuing through all of next week. We're likely to see waves starting at waist+ on Saturday reach head+ on Monday and continuing in the waist-chest-head+ range through the following Sunday. The swell comes courtesy of Hurricane Danielle, forecast to pass by Bermuda on Sunday afternoon and move up into the North Atlantic off Newfoundland by Tuesday. Danielle is being followed by what is likely to be another hurricane that seems set to follow the same path. Next Wednesday (Sept. 1), as
Danielle heads off toward Greenland, yet-to-develop-unnamed-hurricane 2 should be nearing Bermuda. All tha ... by Mike Marks
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Nauset Light Victory @ Sea
... by Chris
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Question for the Shark Experts
One thing we've heard here on Cape Cod is that our great white shark visitors arrive when the water temp tops 60F and depart when it drops below that temperature. On the left coast great whites seem quite content in Northern California waters that range from the low to mid 50's from Santa Cruz and northwards. Are Atlantic great whites more tropically oriented than their Pacific cousins? There are plenty of big meaty seals around Cape Cod when the water gets cold. Why do the sharks go away? ... by Mike Marks
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