how many X's L?

Time to charge up the WaveJet

Ayeeee! Run for the hills!No joke, though. At high tide this could potentially wash up on Great Highway.

They had to reuse some of the colors.

42 feet... am I reading that right.... eeeeeeeekkkkkk

I hope it holds up, but I sure as hell ain't goin in if it does! :)

Gonna be GMACkin. He's probably already on the way here....after stopping first at starbucks of course. Duh !!

@King of Kooks - If this holds up you may need to tow your WaveJet. :)

Whatever, back in my day we used magenta and it was good enough for us

I know this will sound very 'know-it-all", but:

1 They've (and you know who they are) had these size storms predicted before

2 The storms do not mature into these monsters that are predicted 138 hrs out...48 hrs out is usually more reliable info.

3 Even if these storms come to pass, waves will not roll over the Great Highway, though at the ######, the waves might undercut the bluff more. Onshore winds in conjunction with high tide more destructive than just big waves. A certain apartment complex in P-city is in more danger than the Great Highway.

4 Check back with these maps every few winters, and you'll see those colors again.

5 Time to head to south to Capitola!

Hey Duncan - I did know all of that but always appreciate being "reminded" in a nice way...
I was actually reveling in the fantasy tempest that is a 42's swell.....
The idea of perching on the dunes and watching the heaving sea had that sort of Melville feel to it that I liked to start the new year..

peaceout

fins and a sponge. maybe. after it peaks.