While the waves were a nice size (4-6Ft) yesterday, once the Gales of November arrive in a few weeks, it is not unusual to have twice that size. This photo from last November is a good example of what to expect.
One of the unusual phenomena that occurs during the worst storms is that people love to flock to the lake shore to experience the power of Lake Superior as soon as they hear on the radio to stay away.
Go figure! I thinks it's built into everyone!
Do the waves ever get big enough to hit the bridge deck?
ReplyDeleteI've seen them close but it would take a 15ft wave to actually hit the bridge span.
ReplyDeleteHey Dennis, there are a couple of us that are still interested in how you took the City Lights video a few days ago..Thanks........
ReplyDeletei made canal park reservations for 3 days in Nov.
ReplyDeleteStorm on.
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The "City Lights" video is a time-lapse. 420 images with my Canon EOS 6D. It was taken from the hillside at Spirit Mountain with a 500mm lens.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, thank you. Penny
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ReplyDeleteLets all remember how bad (She) Lake Superior can get.
ReplyDeleteGales Of November R.I.P. FITZ 1975 November 10
Is there video of the Tregurtha arriving on the 21st?
ReplyDeleteI just posted the Tregurtha arrival on the 21st!
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