Courtesy of strong trades, hookipa looks pretty ugly this morning...
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GP's meteo websites
- -3) NOAA Marine Forecast
- -2) SOEST WRF wind model
- -1) Pacioos (wave spectrum)
- 0) Hawaii buoys position
- 1) north pacific sea level pressure map
- 2) windity map
- 3) southwest pacific sea level pressure map
- 4) pacific ocean wind map
- 5) big blue
- 6) hawaii satellite close up
- 7) hawaii water vapor loop
- 8) hawaii rain radar
- 9) Pat Caldwell's Oahu forecast on SNN
- 11) surfline buoys
- 12) Maui tides
- 12b) alternative Kahului tides
- 13) iwindsurf.com Maui wind report
- 14) surfline Maui south shore forecast
- 15) surfline Maui north shore forecast
- 16) windguru
Maui webcams
About Me
- cammar
- Born and raised in Italy, I became an engineer and worked 11 years in the IT industry. Sick of that, in 2001 I wanted to take a year off and spend it in Maui, the best windsurfing spot in the world. Not only I'm still here (in Maui), but I also got into surfing. And the stoke is flying high. Life is too short to work 8 hours a day...
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- Overhead and no one out
- 11 30 14 morning call
- Very disorganized.
- 11 29 14 morning call
- Big, messy, windy. Pretty much unsurfable.
- 11 28 14 morning call
- West side waves
- 11 27 14 morning call
- 11 26 14 morning call
- As easily predicted, big and messy.
- 11 25 14 morning call
- Doesn't matter where you surf, this morning the no...
- Buoy still says 5f 13s, but the white water you se...
- 11 24 14 morning call
- The energy is the water is marginal. Those 4f are ...
- 11 23 14 morning call
- Occasional chest to head high sets. Wind is light ...
- 11 22 14 morning call
- Not too windy yet, looks like fun.
- 11 21 14 morning call
- Pretty ugly overall, but once in a while a nice se...
- 11 20 morning call
- Courtesy of strong trades, hookipa looks pretty ug...
- 11 19 14 morning call
- Park is closed, waves are overhead and not clean, ...
- 11 18 14 morning call
- Fun size (head high in the sets) short period. Not...
- 11 17 14 morning call
- As predicted, the waves are shitty. But i can surf...
- 11 16 14 morning call
- I like this photo much better...
- Kona wind a tad stronger and waves a tad smaller t...
- 11 15 14 morning call
- Offshore, big and dramatically beautiful.
- 4am main swell buoy readings:NW Hawaii 9.2ft @ 12s...
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- Big (d.o.), glassy and uncrowded
- 11 10 14 morning call
- Big and messy. Perfect, Napoli game is on at 7am! ...
- 11 9 14 morning call
- Bad news: the onshore wind is already here.
- 11 8 14 morning call
- Small fun waves at the point and pavils
- 11 7 14 morning call
- 4am main swell buoy readings: Maui north shore 8....
- That wave is head high, but there's a bunch of peo...
- 11 5 14 morning call
- New nw swell slowly filling in. Clean shoulder hig...
- 4am main swell buoy readings: Waimea bay ...
- Waves are very small. I hope they won't run the co...
- 11 3 14 morning call
- Not too windy yet at 7.30, not too many people out...
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2 comments:
Do you know why there are two buoys on the north shore -- Maui North Shore, and Pauwela? Are they there so there is a backup in case of failure? Is one preferable to the other when it comes to forecasting? Thanks. Chico
Chico,
they two buoys are indeed close, in fact they pretty much always read the same thing.
No idea why there are two, but I'm glad that there is a backup one for Maui. Cheers.
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