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how reliable is that website "magicseaweed"?
i looked yesterday and it said that one of the breaks i surf was 5 ft---in actuality it was only knee (maybe) waist high.....it must be computer model driven???
check the date?....wow. give me some credit--i just want to know how accurate is has been for other users, i havent used it much.
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- kim_dude2Lv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
Computer aided models are only as good as the programmer and their data sources. Take WetSand for instance. Their model will routinely forecast for swell to be coming into Virginia Beach at some random height and angles like 270 degrees. Look at a map, this would mean that we would be getting swell from inland. This tells me that their model is driven strictly by meteorological data and not shore contours and ocean bathymetry. Magic Seaweed may be the same way.
- 1 decade ago
it ok at best. you have to check the swell hieght with the swell period. the longer the period the bigger the swell. if just go by how many stars are up then its ok. just dont pay real close attention to the hieght. if there are 4 stars on your spot then its defenantly worth a peek. yea and dont forget to check the date hahahahaha
- Anonymous1 decade ago
i dont know about that website, i use swellnet and rarly but soemtimes they forget to update it for the present day and it will be yesterdays page.
So check the date next time.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Its good. Most of my teachers at school use it and go after school so i would suggest it.
Source(s): Tiverton High
