While the cold front draping across the Southeast and the broad low in the North Atlantic may be indicative of Fall, we have a serious tropical system in the Atlantic Basin just Northeast of Puerto Rico.
Category: New York
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More September Sessions from Mid-Atlantic Low
A low exited the mid-Atlantic region and is forecast to hug the Northeast coast before heading out of the picture. As this low moves up the coast, look for a solid windswell/groundswell to fill in to exposed coastlines. Conditions will be pretty raw since the low is so close to land.
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Hurricane Edouard Surf Forecast
Our fifth named storm of the 2014 Atlantic Basin Tropical Season is chugging along nicely in the Western Atlantic. The storm is nearing Category 3 status, as conditions have been favorable for development- and will continue to be conducive for continued strengthening. Luckily, the storm poses no threat to land…except for high surf along exposed coasts.