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![]() "Morgans" wrote: "http://tinyurl.com/33fynb Amazing. I have been to several different beaches on the Gulf, and had never seen a wave of even half that size. I though Gulf waves were always in the 3 to 3 foot rang, unless there was a gale or a hurricane coming in. How often do waves get to the 6 foot and larger variety, and how big do they get, without a big storm? Three of those four pictures are storm surf. Gulf Coast surfers live for tropical storm season. Storms in the central or eastern Gulf will send great swells toward Texas for days.. It can also get head high in the spring and fall when strong onshore winds blow for 2-3 days before a cold front. When the front passes, the waves will be good for a day until the offshore winds flatten them out. Being a surfer on the Gulf Coast requires patience and the ability to drop everything and go when a good day happens. I lost a couple of after-school jobs because of this. -- Dan C172RG at BFM |
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