Swell Call: Hurricane Bill » Looking promising

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UPDATED MON 17th 2pm UTC All eyes should be pinned on Tropical Storm Bill which for the near future looks good. Currently predicted to become a hurricane today or tomorrow and potentially with winds well in excess of 100mph it's predicted to track north east skirting the East Coast and heading northwards before it's remnants swing out east across the Atlantic. The swell models are all making this call (and although we'd expect significant undercalling for Florida) the swell according to the most recent NHC (National Hurricane Centre) report gives a swell height at its peak in the centre of the storm of 34ft. Expect solid surf from Friday onwards, hitting Southern Florida initially and the rest of the East Coast shortly thereafter... Tropical storm Ana is still in advance of Bill but as she moves onto a more southerly track her swell isn't going to make for any meaningful surf on the East coast unlike .

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