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RIP CURL PRO BELLS: SPECIAL FORECAST Southern Ocean alive and kicking at beginning of waiting period By: Kevin Wallis
RIP CURL PRO BELLS: SPECIAL FORECAST
Southern Ocean alive and kicking at beginning of waiting period
By: Kevin Wallis
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March 30, 2012
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- The Surfline Sea Heights chart shows the strong, developing storm in the Southeast Indian Ocean that is setting up a fairly solid WSW swell for the first two days of the waiting period, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Southeast Indian and Southern Oceans, which are the breeding ground for swells that slam Southern Australia and Victoria are really starting to stir to life, with a couple of large and very intense storms forecast to develop off the coast of Western Australia.
This is good news for the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach, which commences Tuesday, April 2nd, as a series of west-southwest swells will offer good-size surf through the first few days of the waiting period.
| While these swells will not be coming from the best direction for Bells -- southwest to south-southwest swells are ideal -- they will be of sufficient size and longer period to be able to wrap into Victoria's surf coast and offer quality waves along with periods of good conditions next week. The first pulses of west-southwest swell will arrive for the first two days of the waiting period, building in through the day Tuesday, strongest on Wednesday and then easing into Thursday with overhead surf during the peak of the swell. A second, and potentially stronger, west-southwest swell is lining up for Friday the 6th, before fading through the following weekend, if forecast charts and models prove to be correct. While it's a long way out for a concrete wind forecast, especially for the Friday swell, there will very likely be periods of favorable wind throughout the first several days of the waiting period. Going further out, the storm track south of Australia slows down as we move into the second week of April and southwesterly groundswells also thin out quite a bit. If nothing pops up in the next week or so, event organizers might be forced to go mobile. Stay tuned! SURFLINE HOME PAGE |
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