Written by the TreasureGuide for the exclusive use of treasurebeachesreport.blogspot.com.
Source: nhc.noaa.gov |
As you can see out the window, there is plenty of wind today. Eta will be passing over the keys and then out into the Gulf.
According to MagicSeaWeed, the surf is getting bigger, and will be peaking around midnight tonight
Source: MagicSeaWeed.com. |
There will be a slight ENE swell part of the day, and then it will shift back to a more easterly direction. Those little direction shifts will cause the beach to wobble. That is what I call it when the low and high spots move, but the average sand depth remains about the same.
From Friday to Saturday there was a little change in the shape of one beach although not a lot of overall erosion. I observed several markers along the way and some spots accumulated more sand while others were lower. That often happens, but it is not easy to observe if you don't have some markers such as rocks or posts to measure the change in sand level. Even a little increase or decrease can make a big difference. A few inches will make some areas unproductive while other areas become productive. It can be only a few yards one way or the other.
Here is a simple illustration. It isn't very good but I hope it helps.
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More finds were being made at Wabasso recently.
Wabasso Saturday Photo by DJ. |
DJ visited Wabasso yesterday, and so did Nick A. Nick made the following finds.
Wabasso Finds by Nick A. |
Fake Escudo Found by Nick. |
Wabasso Early Sunday Morning. \Photo by DJ |
Turtle Trail Sunday Morning. Photo by DJ. |
Tracking Station Sunday Morning. Photo by DJ. |