Simulation of what the 100-foot wave could look like on the East Coast. According to Jean-Raymond Bidlot, senior scientist in ocean modeling at the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), said: “The latest forecast does indeed indicate that the largest significant wave height could reach values in excess of 50 feet with an associated most likely largest wave of more than 100 feet.” #hurricaneerin #tsunami #newyorkcity #hurricane | Jeremy Sciarappa

🌊Watch out for the Wave 🏖🎣🚣‍♀️Are you are planning to head out on the water tomorrow? An area of low pressure east of New Zealand is building up swells and strong southerlies. 📽Check out a Significant Wave Height forecast below, showing combined waves of 4 to 4.5 metres reaching our shores between Mahanga to Mataikona tomorrow morning. ⚠🔗Be safe out there and be weather smart by checking out your marine weather forecast: http://bit.ly/MarineForecasts | MetService New Zealand

"The highest modeled waves were between 4 and 7 p.m. Nov. 10, 1975. This wave forecast model says 25.5 foot waves were possible. But those may not have been the biggest waves. The model forecasts the highest significant wave height, with significant wave height defined as the average size of the biggest third of waves. Rogue waves are isolated rare waves, and are theorized to be 1.5 to 2 times the significant wave height. Theoretically, it's possible that a 37-to 52-foot wave, moving from the we