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On this blog you'll find a daily analysis of the forecast of the surf, windsurf, kitesurf and foiling conditions in Maui. Email me if you need a Maui surf guide or a surf, SUP, SUP foil, prone foil or windfoil lesson. I've been teaching water sports since 2001.
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GP's meteo websites
- -4) NOAA Marine Forecast
- -3) Meteogram
- -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
- ala moana (Oahu)
- Kaanapali Beach from the Maui Kai (north of the Sheraton)
- kahana
- Kahului harbor
- Kapiolani Park (Oahu)
- kihei Charley Young beach
- kihei Kalama Park
- Lahaina breakwall
- Lahaina harbor
- little makaha
- napili bay
- napili bay 2
- north kihei (shot from Maalaea)
- paia bay
- Sand Piles
- Wailea Marriott
- west side 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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2 comments:
Dude please explain the destroyer standing vertical on the face of the wave in today's call.. who's board is that? It can't be the guy at the top of the wave, so the surf must be under water? Did they fall? Or kick out?
They are holding onto the board, if you look closely you can see the person’s hands holding the rails of the longboard.
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