![]() If it does continue East later in the week as forecast we'll even see some modest long period conditions in Europe. In fact one of it's most interesting aspects is just how similar the forecast is all the way from the tropical beaches and reefs of the Caribbean to the cold water points of Canada. This same track will offer interesting swell over at least a couple of days from Puerto Rico all the way to Nova Scotia. The storm will be generous to hundreds of thousands of surfers across miles of coastline. While we'd look for the storm to move slightly closer to the coast for a bigger wave outlook, in it's forecast position it's unlikely to interfere with local wind conditions and the swell will have time to refine as it travels offering a more organised long period affair. The advantage was an opportunity to build power into the swell through virtual fetch, but also the likelihood that any swell will be longer lived than the here-and-gone storms that brought such short lived relief so far. Where both Bertha and Cristobal took an early path through the Caribbean Edouard steered clear of land in its early stages. Over the weekend Hurricane Edouard developed as we expected and is setting itself up as a great looking swell producer for the middle of this week. *FYI, a few words in the caption go a long way to help the reader step into your context. We are talking about 800-odd locations which should up your chances of scooping a prize.Īll you have to do is upload your image to the site with #HurricaneEdouard in the description HERE. We have created a SHOOTOUT to celebrate Edouard's equality of offering and are putting up a 12 month MSW Pro subscription for the best shot from each – and every – beach this hurricane sends swell towards on both sides of the Atlantic. We are not talking XXL closeouts here, rather good times for everyone. From the Caribbean to Nova Scotia (and even Europe if he runs to form) the forecast is for throaty, fun-sized swell gracing your local beach in the coming days. Hurricane Edouard is an egalitarian hurricane – meaning everyone is invited to the party.
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