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Was totaly unaware of the approaching tropical storm until just a few minutes ago. Went on the NOAA site and I see after midnight tonight seas along the coast from Bonita north will be running 6 to 8 ft and 20 miles out will be 8 to 12's and up to 15ft. further north.
I hope none of you are affected badly and maybe let us know how things are as the storm passes thru.
Just looking out for you all,
Bob
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Hey Bob, the storm was no big deal here. Just some much needed rain.
If I had your boat, a Cig. or especially an Apache - I'd have ben out for a wild ride!
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Glad it was a non event. Hope the rains helped with the fires.Originally Posted by Mark
Hey Bob, the storm was no big deal here. Just some much needed rain.
If I had your boat, a Cig. or especially an Apache - I'd have ben out for a wild ride!
I have been in 15ft seas once. Only problem was the boat was only 33 ft. ( first offshore in 1990 ) Went to Bimini for lunch. Since it it was only 60 miles out and had plans to be back by mid afternoon made the mistake of not checking the weather. A front came thru and the seas in the Gulf Stream went from 4 ft to 15 ft in no time. Went out there in an hour and coming back took 3.5 hrs.
I learned some valuable lessons that day.
Bob
Bob,
Sounds like something I would do in my 33....L.O.L.
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