What are the waves like on Lake Superior today?
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Waves 6 to 9 feet occasionally to 11 feet subsiding to 4 to 7 feet occasionally to 9 feet. TODAY North winds 15 to 25 knots backing northwest in the afternoon.
How big are the waves on Lake Superior?
The highest wave ever recorded was a height of 29 feet (8.8 meters) on October 24, 2017 on Lake Superior just north of Marquette, Michigan. Most storms over the oceans of the world can produce average wave heights of 30 feet.
How big are the waves in Manhattan Beach today?
Current Surf Report for Manhattan Beach Current Conditions
Low | 4:49AM | 0.33ft |
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High | 10:53AM | 4.82ft |
Low | 5:00PM | 0.23ft |
High | 11:13PM | 5.02ft |
How big are the waves at Bells Beach today?
Current Surf Report for Bells Beach Current Conditions
Low | 12:28AM | 2.36ft |
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High | 6:02AM | 5.74ft |
Low | 12:36PM | 0.43ft |
High | 7:24PM | 6.1ft |
What is the highest recorded wave on the Great Lakes?
In most cases, lakes are confined to smaller fetches which limit wave size, but the Great Lakes are large enough to produce frequent swells up to several metres. However, the highest ever recorded waves were 8.7 metres, outside of Marquette, Michigan, on Lake Superior.
How much ice is on Lake Superior right now?
Lake Superior = 41.2% (long-term average AMIC is 63.9%) Lake Michigan = 30.5% (long-term average AMIC is 40.2%) Lake Huron = 48.7% (long-term average AMIC is 63.5%)
Can you surf on Lake Superior?
In Lake Superior, the best surf spots are Marquette, Grand Marais, The Zoo, Beaver Bay, and Stoney Point.
What is the temperature of the Great Lakes today?
The warmest water temperature Great Lakes today is 37°F (in Toronto), and the coldest Great Lakes surface temperature now is 32.5°F (in Bay City).
What is the deepest part of Lake Superior?
1,332′Lake Superior / Max depth
The deepest point in Lake Superior (about 40 miles north of Munising, Michigan) is 1,300 feet (400 meters) below the surface.
Which lake has the biggest waves?
Lake Superior
In most cases, lakes are confined to smaller fetches which limit wave size, but the Great Lakes are large enough to produce frequent swells up to several metres. However, the highest ever recorded waves were 8.7 metres, outside of Marquette, Michigan, on Lake Superior.