“Like Surfing in Hawaii” – People Make the Best of Hurricane Lee and Go Surfing on 10ft Waves

Surfing is all about playing with the waves. A place in New Hampshire is setting up perfect conditions for the surfers to have an adrenaline rush at its best. There are very high tides present that are bringing in a lot of attention.

With a height of nearly 10 feet, this is a dream destination for surfing enthusiasts. Though the temperature of the water is around 60 degrees F, the enthusiasts are comparing it with the experience of surfing in the Hawaii.

New Hampshire witnesses huge waves

As Hurricane Lee was downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone, storm watchers were pleasantly surprised by the milder winds and surf conditions on Saturday. While tropical storm warnings for New Hampshire were lifted by mid-day, they remained in effect for all of Maine, as reported by the National Weather Service in Gray, Maine.

In Hampton, Evan Marino and Joe Evans enjoyed the waves at North Beach around 10 a.m., stating that conditions were still favourable for surfing. Earlier in the week, local surfers had anticipated worsening conditions on Saturday. Marino, who was gearing up for a surfing session that morning, remarked, “Today was nicer than yesterday. Much better than we thought it would be. Much smaller waves, more manageable.”

With high tide expected around 1 p.m., Hampton Fire Chief Mike McMahon reassured that the high waters were not anticipated to cause significant disruptions on the beach. The storm had moved further east. Residents of Narragansett, Rhode Island, along with seasoned surfers gathered on a Saturday morning. They gathered around to witness the aftermath of Tropical Storm Lee as it transitioned into a post-tropical storm.

Experienced surfers shared their insights with Josh Kurman from ABC 6, noting that the waves were not suitable for beginners.

The dangers of waters

They explained that conditions like these usually require frigid 30-degree F weather, making the opportunity to surf in a pleasant 60-degree F climate all the more enjoyable.

While the allure of the waves was undeniable, the National Weather Service issued a reminder. It is for those venturing into the water. They emphasized the importance of knowing one’s limitations and remaining vigilant of the surroundings.

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The agency underlined that inexperienced swimmers should avoid entering the water. They urged caution for those observing the storm’s impact in southern New England. Safety should always be a top priority when nature’s forces are at play.

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