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Huge waves heading for Hawaii
Posted by: Don on December 5th, 2009
They only hold the Eddie when it's really, really big.
Photo credit: Quiksilver.com Eddie photo gallery
Could the Eddie be on next week?
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – A pair of enormous ocean swells are brewing in the North Pacific, bringing anticipation that some of the largest waves in years could be hitting the northern shores of the Hawaiian Islands. Forecasters are predicting that Saturday will bring sets of 25-30 feet with waves up to 40 feet in some locations.
An even larger swell is expected to arrive on Monday, continuing into Tuesday and possibly Wednesday. That swell could bring waves in the 30-40 foot range, with some forecasts calling for up to 50 foot faces in some locations.
via Huge waves heading for Hawaii’s shores – Hawaii News Now – KGMB and KHNL Home.
