Photographers, surfers marvel at incredible waves on Jersey Shore
They say Monday’s «perfect storm» created conditions for swells not seen in these parts maybe ever. CBS New York’s Alice Gainer reports.
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Yeah its jersey, our water Is not the clearest
Ya , east coast 20 ft equals 10 in Hawaii measurements! But they don't get ice floats in winter and I've watched my husband surf around those. Robert Mosses Inlet. Bad ass!
Great to see you @ryanmack! Miss your work on Ben Gravy's vlog.
Giant waves in the north east raining harder than rainforests it's the crazy house up here.
Well let's correct the news people, its over the falls…not dropped. But hey it wasn't a fun time for him no matter what you call it.
2’-3’ Hawaiian.
#bengravy
Would love a picture of the b/w shot at 1:40!!! Would you sell one?
It's good to see a news organization at the local level take the time to cover the sport of surfing in such a manner.
Using meaningful footage shot by those that know what they're shooting, pertinent interviews with the actual people involved in the news story.
Granted these local news programs have very little time to spend on any one topic or event but it looked like they respected what had just happened along the New Jersey coastline, and that's a good thing to see.
This gives the region some kind of understanding of the tremendous discipline, skills, commitment and dedication it takes do surf in such waves, and elevates the overdue respect for those that do.
In addition there should be a great amount of deserved, " hometown pride ", regarding this particular news story as well.
Nobody can state that this surf was not historical for this region, as well the few that chose to paddle out and ride it.
In short, it was an entirely unpredictable event and simply majestic to witness. My congratulations to those who surfed, and recorded it. Again, well done.
C A
Yeah, Ryan Mack! Nub Nation. Fully Nuking.
Ben Gravyy flew back from Hawaii to come home just for that swell. That's how good it was.
What a day 🙌 Thanks for shining the spotlight on our community Alice!
NumbSkulls repping. Get on boys!
The gravy crew out
I don't think the newscasters have any idea the power and intimidating factor of paddling out into a cold ocean w/ waves like this.That surf can snap your neck or back in two in a heartbeat.
So much so has been the talk that even in Ecuador (South America) all the surf social networks have been going off on this. Great for Jersey Surf. The El Niño event affects not only Ecuador and Peru, which also receives grand swells from the North Pacific, but these special moments of atmospheric and oceanographic coupling in the North Atlantic, permits huge storms that deliver memorable days like this.
water looks like flushed sewage. capitalism contaminates the water, air, and soil, as well as your brains. enjoy chemo for profits$
Credit to the photographer is important! Respect due to the chargers who got out past the break that day!
Bro got worked
10 – 12 foot. Heavy cold water, not anywhere near 25 ft. Shocking that many people made it out.
Jersey got their day!!!🤙
It was not anywhere close to 25ft faces. It was 12-15ft faces MAYBE an occasional 18ft wave. 25? No way in hell. Still I am glad everyone got some great waves and it really special once in a lifetime swell.
That water looks painfully cold.
Hey CBS, why aren't you blaming the size of the surf on white supremacy?
The Jersey guys are rock solid. Well done, boys. Bienvenidos de Baja Ca. Mexico.
Lmfao that’s not called dropping in