Sentences with phrase «watching a summer storm»
Watching a summer storm come in is one of our favorite things.
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And right now, as I watch another winter storm swirl around the backyard, I'm clinging to those sweet memories of last summer to keep me warm.
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You can embark on almost any type of outdoor adventure, from kayaking, diving, fishing, biking, surfing and swimming in the summer to skiing, snowshoeing and storm watching in the winter.
If you think the trail is good in the summer, visit during storm season in the winter and watch the oceans fury as it pounds against our rocky shores.
The area has always been a magnet for the adventurous, whether coming to surf the cold waters of the rugged beach breaks, to storm watch on winter weekends, land a massive halibut or salmon in peak summer season, kayak through pristine tranquil waters, or escape to a relaxing spa in one of the areas glamorous resorts, Tofino has something for all who are willing to make the trek over the mountains from Port Alberni.
In the winter, it's the perfect vantage point for storm - watching and in summer, for beachcombing and nature walks.
In winter you can experience the elements by watching a storm or walking on a deserted beach, while in contrast during the summer months the island transforms and you'll be able to soak up the summer sun.
Enjoy an active and engaging interpretive schedule during the summer months, visit the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center, storm watch, go beachcombing, or stroll the cove at Waikiki Beach.
Whether you want to watch whales or watch storms for spring break or just book your summer getaway, there's a town for you:
From awesome sunsets, calm summer evenings filled with beach fires to witnessing the sensational power of the wild Pacific Ocean during storm watching season; Big Beach will not disappoint.
I was watching these storms form all summer from those waters, and they were demonstrably the warmest water temperatures we have ever measured.
I watched these storms nucleate all summer out there, Franklin, then Katrina, and finally I observed TD # 16 (Ophelia) point nucleate directly above my location, from a featureless flat calm trough, on Sunday, September 4th, and observed the cyclogenesis event almost immediately thereafter, directly into a tropical depression surrounding me completely, in only a few hours, and then I was subsequently battered by 30 knot winds.