HURRICANE NADINE WAVES WILL HIT OUR BEACHES BEFORE DARK!………..I HOPE 🙂
RC’S PHOTOS FIRST
In the morning, Sunday, we should see some chest high waves here at the Cape and Shoulder high in Satellite Beach, but more on that in a minute………….
These photos are from the epic Saturday surf provided by Hurricane Leslie, and they were taken in Satellite Beach at RC’s and also at the Cocoa Beach Pier, by my friend Mike Melito.
Size seemed to range from 8 foot faces to very close to double overhead, but maybe not quite. Conditions were glassy, and those that crave big Florida Hurricane waves in Brevard, like to head to RC’s, Hightowers, and that’s what these lucky folks did! I was out of town, ouch, but very lucky that my friend Mike took the time to get these incredible photos. First RC’s and then the Pier.
- Perfect glassy RC’s face and bottom turn, totally makeable, a happy man no doubt 🙂
- Almost the Cover UP! Another perfect Hurricane Leslie left, photos by Mike Melito, taken on Saturday, Sept. 8 2012
- A barrell on this on, RC’s , Satellite Beach, Hurricane Leslie, epic Saturday, September 8 2012, photos by Mike Melito
- Perfect Longboard Left…need I say more?
- Back up to the top? The Cover Up? or the Head Slam? He’s hungry for the re-entry 🙂 RC’s Hurricane Leslie, photo by Mike Melito
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Cocoa Beach Pier, a late drop in right, Hurricane Leslie, photos by Mike Melito 
Obama or Romney? humm, well, lemme finish this left and then I’ll think about it… 
Hopefully he puts his feet together … Hurricane Leslie photos at Cocoa Beach Pier, taken by Mike Melito 
we can agree it was a late drop? ……..photo by Mike Melito, at the Cocoa Beach Pier 
perfect wall and no time to stall, Cocoa Beach Pier, Hurricane Lesllie, photo by Mike Melito 
That third fin can come in handy in these situations 🙂 Cocoa Beach Pier, photo by Mike Melito
Sunday surf; Chest to Shoulder high with light 5 to 10 mph East winds switching to SE, but as it stands right now, they aren’t showing much more than 10 mph, so it could be very clean in the morning.
Monday, still chest high plus, with light onshore winds
TUESDAY LOOKS TO BE THE SEMI OR POSSIBLY EPIC DAY! Rib to Shoulder high, from the Cape to Satellite Beach, with offshore SW winds, the speed, I can’t say yet, but probably less than 10 or 12 mph.
Wednesday could be a waist to chest high day with offshore winds also.
We have been blessed 3 summers in a row for waves, and of course, the Hurricanes are that special gift, so enjoy it while it’s epic.
Oldwaverider
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