Showing posts with label post tropical storm hermine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label post tropical storm hermine. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Hermine Surf Check: Chatham, Yarmouth, Bourne, Plymouth

Chatham Light


Be sure to check our Nauset Light Beach storm pics, too....

I am inclined to agree. 


I've been in this business for many years, and it is almost never a good thing when the news is setting up in your yard.



One of the benefits of a barrier beach like Monomoy is that you get not-that-bad surf.



Hardest-working lighthouse on Cape Cod



You want to park OUT of the puddles when you go storm-chasing, folks...



Seagull Beach, Yarmouth



Seagull Beach is south-fcing, which means that they didn't get much surf yesterday.


Guy thinks he owns the place.... Seagull Beach, Yarmouth MA



Sagamore's bird population also represented hard for our cameras.



Sorry for the blurry... it's tough to yell "Endanger your life standing on that rock until I get a better picture" at somebody in that situation. I don't have any moral problem with it, it's just tough to be heard over the waves. 

The perspective of the man who I wanted to keep standing on the jetty saw.



18th Hole, White Cliffs Country Club. 




Cedarville, MA

All that sand for all of these beaches has to come from somewhere...






Monday, September 5, 2016

The Calm Before The Storm

The Duxbury DPW blocking off the opening in the seawall is an omen signifying the arrival of Autumn.


Duxbury Beach, 9/4/16... I'm pretty sure that this is surf from Gaston, but Hermine is helping with the wind.


They'd better take Ol' Glory down soon, as it really has nowhere to go but Off-Pole when the wind increases.



This is pretty much Poseidon starting to steal your stairs. He got interrupted, but he plans to return.

Poseidon won't be getting these stairs. I was hoping to get a shot of somebody boarding up the windows, but Duxbury is fairly North of where the tropical storm is, and they can do a last-minute job if things get threatening.


Astronomically low tide,.. the surf is worked up, but not enough to reach the seawall. That's what night-stalker types on the beach call an "Ankle Breaker."

Tropical storms make for good kite weather. Sorry for the blurry pic, and that's Manomet in the background.