Some weeks are easier than others to select a #PurpleBlobOfTheWeek. This week happens to be about as easy as it gets – almost as easy as @wardell30 makes it look when shooting a jump shot. It's no secret that the massive storm in the southern Indian Ocean is poised to deliver the biggest swell of the year (thus far) to places like Indo and West Oz as we move through the second half of the week and this weekend. However, the effects of this system will be felt far and wide over the next 10-­17 days as it moves eastward and ultimately, in some shape or form, spits out swell in the Pacific Ocean that will eventually impact the Americas. It's rare for our team to get as excited as we are about this storm that has already produced satellite measured seas near 60ft and an incredibly large area of 30-­60kt winds. The #IndianOceanXXLSwell is expected to produce offshore swell numbers in the range of 20­-25ft at 18s for places like SW Australia and 12­-15ft at 18s off Bali. A quick glance at our proprietary, 35 year archived swell database suggests the chances of this caliber event happening during any given month of the swell season are just under 1%. In other words, its extremely rare to see an event like this unfold. Due to the “specialness” of this swell, we’ll be providing enhanced coverage via more frequent updates to our premium Bali forecast this week, updated content on the #SurfFeed and on social via #IndianOceanXXLSwell. Check your #SurflineForecast of interest for more details, and happy swell hunting --­ @mwillissurfline

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Some weeks are easier than others to select a #PurpleBlobOfTheWeek. This week happens to be about as easy as it gets – almost as easy as @wardell30 makes it look when shooting a jump shot. It's no secret that the massive storm in the southern Indian Ocean is poised to deliver the biggest swell of the year (thus far) to places like Indo and West Oz as we move through the second half of the week and this weekend. However, the effects of this system will be felt far and wide over the next 10-­17 days as it moves eastward and ultimately, in some shape or form, spits out swell in the Pacific Ocean that will eventually impact the Americas.
It's rare for our team to get as excited as we are about this storm that has already produced satellite measured seas near 60ft and an incredibly large area of 30-­60kt winds. The #IndianOceanXXLSwell is expected to produce offshore swell numbers in the range of 20­-25ft at 18s for places like SW Australia and 12­-15ft at 18s off Bali. A quick glance at our proprietary, 35 year archived swell database suggests the chances of this caliber event happening during any given month of the swell season are just under 1%. In other words, its extremely rare to see an event like this unfold. Due to the “specialness” of this swell, we’ll be providing enhanced coverage via more frequent updates to our premium Bali forecast this week, updated content on the #SurfFeed and on social via #IndianOceanXXLSwell. Check your #SurflineForecast of interest for more details, and happy swell hunting --­ @mwillissurfline


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