Two Low pressure systems
will develop off the coast of Tohoku area
from this weekend into next week,
bringing small-sized swell but fun hopefully.
The coast line faces east
so westerly to south westerly winds make glassy face.
Bring 3mm full-suits, the water is freezing.
Two tropical low presser system might form soon.
One will develop in the Philippine Sea
but it gone to China.
Another one is expected
near the Marshall Islands.
There is a chance it could follow a same route
as the previous typhoon that hit Japan.
It’s small days recently, almost flat.
Good idea to head Tohoku area⬇︎,
there are some swells.
Don’t forget bring to a 3mm fullsuit
because the water is f@… so freezing！.
Strong low pressure generate
some good swell inTohoku area next week.
Wind direction will change
to east to west on Tuesday,
so the offshore wind
will make good conditions
from Ibraki to Fukushima.
The typhoon swell ends today,
followed by a flat spell.
With no new storms in the Pacific,
head north if you want waves.
I recommend Fukushima.
It’s a magnet for north swells,
offering plenty of waves.
Radiation levels are perfectly safe.
The typhoon hit mainland China,
but the big waves remain.
A south wind has been blowing since dawn,
spoiling the conditions.
Tomorrow, Monday, the wind will drop.
The swell will hold, bringing good surf to a wide area.
The typhoon is still holding power and heading to Taiwan.
Groundswells are coming into Sagami bay,
because the direction has shifted east to south.
The surf is going to be bigger tomorrow but
a south wind is going to blow probably.
