Wave watching during Noreasters is an incredible experience. Sometimes watchers get a bit too close as shown in this scene from the Duluth Canal Cam taken Saturday evening.
I saw the first one happen live - I was watching at the time. The second one, though, was just...wow! That was the biggest wave (or series of waves) I saw from everything I watched. Yikes!
Was the water as deep as it looked on opposite Pier? Is it totally blocked off?
ReplyDeleteLOL! 2:25 mark, I guess jumping don't help!
ReplyDeleteI could almost feel the cold!
ReplyDeleteOh. my. god. WOW! I thought I saw (and photographed) some big ones but WOW!! -RI boatgal
ReplyDeleteI saw the first one happen live - I was watching at the time. The second one, though, was just...wow! That was the biggest wave (or series of waves) I saw from everything I watched. Yikes!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. Thanks for posting that. They will talk about that years to come. Fun
ReplyDeleteHydrodynamics at work. The visitors center needs to do a primer on wave wash in canals.
ReplyDeleteHas a wave ever toped roadway of bridge which sits 15 ft. Above water surace on calm day ?
ReplyDeleteNo wave had reached the bridge deck yet!
ReplyDeleteand you know they have the car parked way back at Red Lobster.
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