44K views · 277 reactions | Latest forecast of significant wave height and direction over next few days with a real risk of coastal flooding with big tides also. High tide in Galway Sunday is around 7:30am and 8pm. If you are in an area prone to coastal flooding then please be aware and prepared. Also if you are planning on a ferry crossing Sunday then keep an eye on updates and maybe stock on some anti-sickness tablets 濫 | Carlow Weather | Facebook

Simulation of what the 100-foot wave could look like on the East Coast. According to Jean-Raymond Bidlot, senior scientist in ocean modeling at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), said: “The latest forecast does indeed indicate that the largest significant wave height could reach values in excess of 50 feet with an associated most likely largest wave of more than 100 feet.” #hurricaneerin #tsunami #newyorkcity #hurricane | Jeremy Sciarappa

What's fascinating on this 10-day computer model SIGNIFICANT WAVE HEIGHT FORECAST generated for the Pacific is seeing the model handling storm generated waves as storms explode onto the scene in the North Pacific and how those rough seas sweep southward ultimately impacting the Hawaiian Islands and points south. | Tom Skilling

Forecast track of Typhoon Nepartak in 3 views: wind power density, significant wave height, and sulfate extinction (because why not?). The first two are from the GFS model and the third from GEOS-5. As always, forecasts can be wrong, so the track shown here may differ from reality when Nepartak approaches Taiwan over the next couple of days. https://earth.nullschool.net/#2016/07/06/1500Z/wind/isobaric/1000hPa/overlay=wind_power_density/orthographic=-224.76,16.39,759 https://earth.nullschool.net/