what a crap thing for both of you to say...she's lucky to be sure but it appears to me she did not have a phone on her when this happened and it's not about voting...geeze!What she didn't understand or know was that sneaker waves can do just what happened. Never get that close to the water during a king tide or storm surge or go out on a jetty. Water is powerful!
@@terrahmama These people are as lame as the dude who just sat and watched and took a video instead of helping. Don't even bother w them. Clearly she had no idea a huge wave was going to do that. She got caught off guard.
I was once caught in a rip tide off the coast of North Carolina as a kid. I was so scared I couldn't scream for help. I eventually was able to power out of it but it was hard work and no one taught me at the time to swim over it. I could have been swept out to sea if it had been any stronger.
As a surfer of over 40 years, you should never turn your back on Mother Nature. I've had waves blast me off rock shelves when I had a lapse of judgment. Lesson learned that day!
Have you never been in Oregon coast surf? Even with calm waves, keeping your footing in knee high water gets scary quick, it's not like you can run while you're being knocked off your feet. Most people don't understand how strong the water is until they're in it. She did what she should, keep your head above water and try to brace against being pulled further out. Just doing that will drain you like a hard round of boxing or wrestling, you can see the effort just getting to her feet after.
This is why YOU NEVER GO IN THE WATER (not even a tiny bit) on the west coast. Especially anywhere north of LA or where there is no lifeguard. The sand shifts under your feet and the ocean will eat you in seconds.
Yep. Grew up in Northern California on a coastal town. Every local knew not to go in the water and would warn tourists not to go in the water. We had many beach disappearances cause many people simply did not know the dangers.
After decades walking Oregon beaches, I was hit by a sneaker wave in 2012! ‘Normally’ incoming tides advance in regular intervals. This was a large, fast, unabating, sudden incoming wave that flooded the entire beach all the way to the dunes! It was upon me before I knew it and there was no outrunning it 😨
Shallow water can knock you off your feet. I spent decades working in rivers, which is how I know. There can also be large logs in those waves, even more deadly.
She was probably pretty dazed. It looks like she had been slammed up against the wall. Maybe she couldn’t even see straight and all she heard was someone yelling “run!” So she did.
It doesn't matter what is age the person is. It's common knowledge that if somebody's in rough waters like that you don't jump in to help, unless they are professional
@ most of her clothes weren’t wet and even if they were she was still slow. I move a lot faster than that when the waves are coming for me. She must be really old.
I had reoccurring nightmares of this as a kid. You must respect the ocean, it can be fun , and it can also be dangerous. I grew up in a beach town, learned how to swim as a baby on the swim team etc. We were raised up knowing all the things (rip tides, undertow and how to escape it...)
King Tide: A spring tide at perigee Spring tide: A tide at full moon and new moon that has higher highs and lower lows because the gravitational pull is stronger since the earth, moon and sun are aligned (in syzygy). Perigee: when the moon is closest to earth in monthly lunar cycle, there are 12 perigean moons a month. Super moon: a full moon in perigee, happens about 3 to 4 times a year. So, a King Tide only happens with a Spring Tide in Perigee. Some of those are perigean new moon, but when it happens on a perigean full moon that moon is called a Super Moon. So this was a Super Moon King Tide...aka just a tide with higher high and lower lows even higher than normal spring tides, and at full moon. The heavy waves are besides the point, a wave is not a tide.
She was trying to get away? Looked like she was enjoying trying to challenge Mother nature. What are we going to do, start blaming mother nature because of stupid people? As the old saying goes, you can't fix stupid.
@@jimmypage1517God gives us freewill that's why she did it. However, God already knew she was going to do this and He made a way for her to get out. Sometimes we need to be saved from our own mistakes or poor decisions. 😊
Everybody is hating on this woman like they have never made a mistake. Remember, that if any one is shouting at her, the wind is covering their voices. The camera is not able to show the angle of the beach from her perspective. The fastest route may not have been the route straight towards the camera.
I started surfing when I was 6, I'm now 44 and the disregard, complacency and disrespect people have for the ocean is astonishing. I've saved multiple people from rip currents, using my board as a flotation device because the 2 lifeguards on that section of beach literally had their hands full. Water is by far the most destructive element, use caution, think before you act. 1 second is all it takes, and you're in a situation you no longer have any control of
@timdowney6721 Those tides are basically storm tides. The area it is is not like big cities where police, fire, ambulances or even the coast guard can get there fast. It's a death sentence and the body may never be found or found way away from where she went in. Truely dangerous to be caught in them.
Imagine a wall of water the size of two-story tall building, by 50yds, wide... Minimum. Then imagine 4-5 of those, one after the other. And you have no visual references or where up & down is....
When I lived on the west coast I did this often. I feel very dumb now looking back. Somehow nothing ever happened and now I live on the east coast and barely go outside.
It seemed like this guy was verbally attempting, and possibly motioning to warn her of the danger. However, she seemed to blow him off and keep going along the waves and not towards the safety of the beach. Zero common sense and dangerous king tides are not a good combination.
He was already filming but he didn't feel like he could d anything. If he got into the water it would just be 2 people smacking together with the logs.
The story, like those by many Portland media this weekend, confuse King tides and sneaker waves. Many stories I have seen make it sound like King tides are the problem. The problem is sneaker waves caused by storms, under sea topography and other factors. Sneaker waves can happen any time of year, not just when king tides occur. Of course, when tides are so high, there is little to no beach to walk on so if a sneaker wave happens the person can be trapped if they're below a bluff or slope like this woman was.
I love how basically no news outlet knows what a tide is. People come out to the coast thinking they are going to see some kind of giant wave, but that only happens if, you guessed it, the waves are big. Lmfao.
The only disturbing thing here is her absolute stupidity, and how she seemed to selfishly not have cared that she would have risked the lives of others who would have come in to save her or retrieve her body. Disgusting.
The disconnect people have w nature is incredible...we can expect Lots of future Darwin Award contenders to be competing intensely for gold,silver, and bronze as younger Gen Z venture into the world...yikes😂😂
For all the armchair heroes bleating and repeating "cameraman bad person" I guarantee faced with the same situation you would/should not be rushing into the water if you have any sense. A heaving shore break coming off a deep drop with a huge current is way beyond any human's ability to fend off or control. The ocean is notorious for taking potential rescuers along with the victim. There was nothing he could do in those few moments except watch and call for help. She was beyond lucky.
So he should have risked his life? Those tides are fckn dangerous. She should have paid attention to the warnings. People need to be responsible for themselves.
Getting in that is a death sentence.. I've lived a couple of miles from beaches that have sneaker waves which kill people and their dogs for years. There wasn't a damn thing anyone could do.
In my youth in Santa Cruz I’d swim way out past the breakers and bodysurf sometimes on a board 🏄🏿♀️ Worked on the wharf where a friend had a parasail co & give me rides, flying high over the sea. Good times! Am afraid of the ocean now in my old age.
She was a total idiot. If the hero hadn't shouted, "Come on miss miss, get out of there" she might have been in for another round of crushing waves. What was going on in her mind? Did anyone interview her?
She’s lucky the wave wasn’t just a little bit bigger bc it would’ve sucked her out into the sea. It happened to me when I was a kid. I only survived because there were surfers out there.
This and petting the bears, bisons, moose in National Parks is part of Darwin natural selection. Latest addition is drivers victims of their ego in road shows.
He felt helpless because there was nothing he could do..... Well, he kept that camera pretty steady, so he could film her almost dying. Not saying he could have done anything. Just saying, I would have stopped recording and ran closer as a reflex. This guy, like so many people now, reflexively just record.
Possibility both could have been in trouble or dead If he tried to save her. Not everyone can have savior complex like you. He’s was smart to stay away from the danger and record and call after.
@@jamesmccormick2696 I know. I also saw him keep the camera on her to make sure he was ready to catch the moment she gets sucked out. People used to try and think of some way to help. Move closer. Look around for anything to help. Not anymore. Now, people think of recording or, in this case, keep recording. And, I don't blame her. I grew up here in Florida and never saw a king tide. I've heard of it, but never really knew what it was. She was just walking near the water and probably had no idea that could have happened. She knows now, though.
A real man doesn't stand back and video record a woman almost dying, no matter whether they think that person is deserving of being saved or not. It was dumb of her, but standing back and doing nothing is worse.
😂 So...people stand in front of waves all the time. A King Tide has to do with higher/lower spring tides, not higher waves. The issue here is not a King Tide, it's the waves, and people stand in front of the waves all the time.
No, this is just an unusually high tide. More water is coming in than usual, so the flow is stronger, and the change more rapid. It is better to keep your distance.
Same as people who go out filming in storms and high winds and then wonder why they were swept away or injured, I guess their thought processes think ‘ nothing is going to go wrong because I’m taking safety precautions’🤔😏😏😏
These are the same people that are taking selfies with wildlife at Yellowstone National park.
Needed a cold bath. will wake up now? maybe not. blue voter.
what a crap thing for both of you to say...she's lucky to be sure but it appears to me she did not have a phone on her when this happened and it's not about voting...geeze!What she didn't understand or know was that sneaker waves can do just what happened. Never get that close to the water during a king tide or storm surge or go out on a jetty. Water is powerful!
@@terrahmama These people are as lame as the dude who just sat and watched and took a video instead of helping. Don't even bother w them. Clearly she had no idea a huge wave was going to do that. She got caught off guard.
@@Dane-o7q like most of the homeless in Portland she probably hails from a 'third -country- like' red state.
@@borisstanislav4560 Your queen lost. now go get weed from gas station, and bud light!
She then ran down alongside the water afterwards, instead of uphill towards safety… can’t fix stupid.
You took the words right out of my mouth 😂
Exactly. Im glad the guy didn’t try to risk his life to save a stupid person.
At least he got her to move her dumb arse.
Amen that is anyone with common sense knows, but she does not why she was there in the first place, but the angle was not ready for her!
What an idiot...reckless behaviors that could endanger others if they were to try to rescue her.
she has a nice body though
I’ve noticed that many people simply do not understand the power of moving water.
I've noticed that many people do not understand MUCH 😂
I was pulled out into the ocean once as a child on the coast of Oregon. My uncle dove in and saved my life. Sneaker waves are deadly!
I was once caught in a rip tide off the coast of North Carolina as a kid. I was so scared I couldn't scream for help. I eventually was able to power out of it but it was hard work and no one taught me at the time to swim over it. I could have been swept out to sea if it had been any stronger.
As a surfer of over 40 years, you should never turn your back on Mother Nature. I've had waves blast me off rock shelves when I had a lapse of judgment. Lesson learned that day!
so glad she didn’t get swept out to sea or hit by a log. Nothing this guy could have done but watch...so scary.
Looks like she wasn’t trying too hard.
Have you never been in Oregon coast surf? Even with calm waves, keeping your footing in knee high water gets scary quick, it's not like you can run while you're being knocked off your feet. Most people don't understand how strong the water is until they're in it.
She did what she should, keep your head above water and try to brace against being pulled further out. Just doing that will drain you like a hard round of boxing or wrestling, you can see the effort just getting to her feet after.
@@thesquatchdoctor3356Right on.
You think she was trying to commit suicide?
I agree. Looked like she was in a daze.
She didn’t seem like she was all there to begin with. Maybe an older woman? The response and reflex time after she missed death was painfully slow
THIS
Oh wow, that was 100% preventable. People never listen. Smh. 🙄😒😒
I'm not putting myself in danger for a person who put themselves in danger.
It’s a fine line. In some countries you have a duty of care to prevent someone’s harm if you are able to help in any way.
@r8chlletters in some countries, women get beheaded for showing their face.
no fine line...safety of self is universal in saving anyone...take my word for it.
Yep, that's the motto of the modern soy boy. This clown sat there and filmed yet dd nothing to help her. Zero testosterone in that one.
@@r8chllettersjust curious…what countries????….cause I never want to vacation there
This is why YOU NEVER GO IN THE WATER (not even a tiny bit) on the west coast. Especially anywhere north of LA or where there is no lifeguard. The sand shifts under your feet and the ocean will eat you in seconds.
Yep. Grew up in Northern California on a coastal town. Every local knew not to go in the water and would warn tourists not to go in the water. We had many beach disappearances cause many people simply did not know the dangers.
@@isarose3136 I didn’t know that!
And it’s freezing! Even in the summer.
Even after getting up, she can barely be hurried. 🤦
That’s a hard call. So many end up a double tragedy.
After decades walking Oregon beaches, I was hit by a sneaker wave in 2012!
‘Normally’ incoming tides advance in regular intervals. This was a large, fast, unabating, sudden incoming wave that flooded the entire beach all the way to the dunes!
It was upon me before I knew it and there was no outrunning it 😨
I’m glad your still alive to tell the tale. 🙏🏻😊
she walked into the waves
Shallow water can knock you off your feet. I spent decades working in rivers, which is how I know. There can also be large logs in those waves, even more deadly.
People are literally clueless in this country today! This is what the dumbing down of our education system has lead to
I feel that woman was as slow as half the people in these comments. Once she washed up on shore she didn't seem to react until the guy shouted at her.
She was probably pretty dazed. It looks like she had been slammed up against the wall. Maybe she couldn’t even see straight and all she heard was someone yelling “run!” So she did.
Fighting for your life in water like that drains you like 9 rounds of boxing. There's a reason swimmers are ripped
She was probably disoriented and could not hear him cause of the ocean noise.
@@thesquatchdoctor3356ABSOLUTELY!
He’s basically a senior citizen not Superman 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Superman ain't saving sht !
A man's got to know his limitations.
It doesn't matter what is age the person is. It's common knowledge that if somebody's in rough waters like that you don't jump in to help, unless they are professional
@ on planes put your oxygen mask on first 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
Why in the hell are you people so close to the water.. wtf
"What does it look like?"...is most common
There’s signs and warnings. Why get that close?
These are the people who bother wildlife, and stay in hurricanes ect
People need to respect the power of the ocean, or any water source. Mother Nature has powers beyond our imagination.
I've experienced king tides at Depoe Bay and knew better than to get too close to the wall. I got drenched in spite of the distance I was keeping.
She turned around very slowly. You need to be fast when the waves are coming towards you.
You try moving fast when you have a bunch of wet cloths on.
@ most of her clothes weren’t wet and even if they were she was still slow. I move a lot faster than that when the waves are coming for me. She must be really old.
I had reoccurring nightmares of this as a kid. You must respect the ocean, it can be fun , and it can also be dangerous. I grew up in a beach town, learned how to swim as a baby on the swim team etc. We were raised up knowing all the things (rip tides, undertow and how to escape it...)
King Tide: A spring tide at perigee
Spring tide: A tide at full moon and new moon that has higher highs and lower lows because the gravitational pull is stronger since the earth, moon and sun are aligned (in syzygy).
Perigee: when the moon is closest to earth in monthly lunar cycle, there are 12 perigean moons a month.
Super moon: a full moon in perigee, happens about 3 to 4 times a year.
So, a King Tide only happens with a Spring Tide in Perigee. Some of those are perigean new moon, but when it happens on a perigean full moon that moon is called a Super Moon.
So this was a Super Moon King Tide...aka just a tide with higher high and lower lows even higher than normal spring tides, and at full moon. The heavy waves are besides the point, a wave is not a tide.
When you dont respect the sea or the mountains....you end up on the news. Just saying.
Stay out of the break.
Awww....almost got naturally selected.
She was trying to get away? Looked like she was enjoying trying to challenge Mother nature. What are we going to do, start blaming mother nature because of stupid people? As the old saying goes, you can't fix stupid.
Climate change - climate change 🤪🤪🤣🤣
Y cousin, who lives in Yachats, says, “Never turn your back on the ocean.”
I just came here to read all the armchair quarterbacks comments….I’m not risking my life for stupidity. This is nature thinning the herd
Thanks be to God that she was able to get out of the water!
Thanks be to God that she was in the water
Why did the "all-knowing" lord let her get into the water in the first place if he knew this would happen? Ever ask yourself THAT???
@@jimmypage1517God gives us freewill that's why she did it. However, God already knew she was going to do this and He made a way for her to get out. Sometimes we need to be saved from our own mistakes or poor decisions. 😊
@@barbarajohnson8968 There is no such thing as free will. Past events are the reason you make the choices you do now.
@@andyroubik5760 God didn't put her in the water! He was busy giving aids to African babies.
She was still running along the water?! How about running towards the shore? Like you literally almost died
Yeah the guy actually tried to help her up the freaking hill!
How many walk into propellers every year? There's something in the human mind, some see danger everywhere, some see nothing at all.
Fluoride
No Pixie Kitchen anymore with their fun placemats with all the rules and warnings for keeping safe on the beaches.
Awww I do miss Pixie Kitchen as well as Little Black Sambos such fun as kids to enjoy those places!
Everybody is hating on this woman like they have never made a mistake. Remember, that if any one is shouting at her, the wind is covering their voices. The camera is not able to show the angle of the beach from her perspective. The fastest route may not have been the route straight towards the camera.
Im sure ignorance is the reason. Warnings every where yet people don't listen
The king tides at Depoe Bay are awesome.
I started surfing when I was 6, I'm now 44 and the disregard, complacency and disrespect people have for the ocean is astonishing. I've saved multiple people from rip currents, using my board as a flotation device because the 2 lifeguards on that section of beach literally had their hands full. Water is by far the most destructive element, use caution, think before you act. 1 second is all it takes, and you're in a situation you no longer have any control of
She almost became a student of Darwin.
Cellphones are for recording, not calling 911 🙄
She would have been washed away by the time they got there.
Have you ever been taken by the sneaker waves? Y'all tourists be dumb AF getting swept every year 🤣
@@dw3403 Doesn't mean she would be dead. See cold water drownings.
@timdowney6721
Those tides are basically storm tides. The area it is is not like big cities where police, fire, ambulances or even the coast guard can get there fast.
It's a death sentence and the body may never be found or found way away from where she went in. Truely dangerous to be caught in them.
@@kalobhunt4344Correct.
We havs a saying in Hawai'i nei. Respect the water or it will kill you
People never learn anything by being told, they have to find out for themselves.
Paulo Coelho
To me, it seemed like she was contemplating suicide and got scared OR has dementia.
I think it was an old lady who might be experiencing dementia, or just plain stupid.
It's like 20 gallons of water or more sweeping you off your feet. Imagine the weight of four five gallon water jugs.
Imagine a wall of water the size of two-story tall building, by 50yds, wide... Minimum. Then imagine 4-5 of those, one after the other. And you have no visual references or where up & down is....
She was lucky!
the LEAST he could've done is call 911 instead of filming
When I lived on the west coast I did this often. I feel very dumb now looking back. Somehow nothing ever happened and now I live on the east coast and barely go outside.
She continued to run along the waterline instead of climbing the low sandbank was baffling - a perfect candidate for Darwin Award.
People who have grown up in this area know better.
Is that where the goonies was filmed?
Astoria Oregon
What is a king tide ?
It seemed like this guy was verbally attempting, and possibly motioning to warn her of the danger.
However, she seemed to blow him off and keep going along the waves and not towards the safety of the beach.
Zero common sense and dangerous king tides are not a good combination.
He filmed…
He was already filming but he didn't feel like he could d anything. If he got into the water it would just be 2 people smacking together with the logs.
The story, like those by many Portland media this weekend, confuse King tides and sneaker waves. Many stories I have seen make it sound like King tides are the problem. The problem is sneaker waves caused by storms, under sea topography and other factors. Sneaker waves can happen any time of year, not just when king tides occur. Of course, when tides are so high, there is little to no beach to walk on so if a sneaker wave happens the person can be trapped if they're below a bluff or slope like this woman was.
@@hailutahistan3680- Right. They are separate things.
@hailutahistan3680
Finally someone gets it!!!
Who is she? The lady in the waves?
I love how basically no news outlet knows what a tide is. People come out to the coast thinking they are going to see some kind of giant wave, but that only happens if, you guessed it, the waves are big. Lmfao.
The only disturbing thing here is her absolute stupidity, and how she seemed to selfishly not have cared that she would have risked the lives of others who would have come in to save her or retrieve her body. Disgusting.
That has been our vacation spot for years. Gotta be safe, crossing waves, cold crazy beautiful weather, year round! 😅
The disconnect people have w nature is incredible...we can expect Lots of future Darwin Award contenders to be competing intensely for gold,silver, and bronze as younger Gen Z venture into the world...yikes😂😂
They think it's all one big amusement park with petting zoos.
Not very bright
Usual suspects😎
Maybe she was hoping to be carried away.
Or she is willing to take greater risks than many people. It’s her body and her choice.
@thomasmiller1340 Agreed!
Goonies sequel took a dark turn.
For all the armchair heroes bleating and repeating "cameraman bad person" I guarantee faced with the same situation you would/should not be rushing into the water if you have any sense. A heaving shore break coming off a deep drop with a huge current is way beyond any human's ability to fend off or control. The ocean is notorious for taking potential rescuers along with the victim. There was nothing he could do in those few moments except watch and call for help. She was beyond lucky.
Coward.
Weak sauce comment.
@@vihtoripuurola3775you are ignorant
Glad she's okay!! Always stay vigilant, aways.
NEVER NEVER turn your eyes off the waves!!!! This has nothing to do with swimming, special tidal .... anything.
"King" tides? Who made up THAT term?
And the Darwin Award goes to....
Put the phone down, ya Dink. What a guy.
"I wish I could've done something but my hands were full because of the camera"
He should have called 911. Getting in, if you are not a professional doesn't sound like a good idea.
😂
So he should have risked his life? Those tides are fckn dangerous. She should have paid attention to the warnings. People need to be responsible for themselves.
Getting in that is a death sentence.. I've lived a couple of miles from beaches that have sneaker waves which kill people and their dogs for years. There wasn't a damn thing anyone could do.
Not saying he should have filmed it, but if he tried to help, he'd be thrown about too. What was he supposed to do?
Smart, really smart.
I would never swim in that ocean - the water looks too friggin cold!🥶
Humans are invincible. BWAH HAHAHAHA!
In my youth in Santa Cruz I’d swim way out past the breakers and bodysurf sometimes on a board 🏄🏿♀️ Worked on the wharf where a friend had a parasail co & give me rides, flying high over the sea. Good times! Am afraid of the ocean now in my old age.
Reminds me of that scene from Under the Skin...
I promise no black folk were harmed in this incident..
She was a total idiot. If the hero hadn't shouted, "Come on miss miss, get out of there" she might have been in for another round of crushing waves. What was going on in her mind? Did anyone interview her?
She's lucky to be alive!
Nothing disturbing about stupidity, it surrounds us.
So common sense lacking person, but glad she is alive to see her family!
Seemed like she didnt speak English. When he told her to come up, she kept running along the shore still in the danger zone. 🤦♀️
Potential Darwin award winner.
Never ever get out of the boat.
She’s lucky the wave wasn’t just a little bit bigger bc it would’ve sucked her out into the sea. It happened to me when I was a kid. I only survived because there were surfers out there.
If it wasn’t for that WALL, she would’ve been gone!
This and petting the bears, bisons, moose in National Parks is part of Darwin natural selection. Latest addition is drivers victims of their ego in road shows.
Being given a second chance at life, she casually gets up only running to save it again after being told to. 🧐
Pilled up Karens…
He felt helpless because there was nothing he could do..... Well, he kept that camera pretty steady, so he could film her almost dying. Not saying he could have done anything. Just saying, I would have stopped recording and ran closer as a reflex. This guy, like so many people now, reflexively just record.
The thing he could have done is notified 911. If she got out, as she did, the conversation would have been short.
Possibility both could have been in trouble or dead If he tried to save her. Not everyone can have savior complex like you. He’s was smart to stay away from the danger and record and call after.
If you watch the video, you'll notice he was already recording when she decided to tempt the ocean
@@HM-yr1vr Reread my comment.I never said he should have tried to save her. Not once. Reading comprehension. Learn it.
@@jamesmccormick2696 I know. I also saw him keep the camera on her to make sure he was ready to catch the moment she gets sucked out. People used to try and think of some way to help. Move closer. Look around for anything to help. Not anymore. Now, people think of recording or, in this case, keep recording.
And, I don't blame her. I grew up here in Florida and never saw a king tide. I've heard of it, but never really knew what it was. She was just walking near the water and probably had no idea that could have happened. She knows now, though.
A real man doesn't stand back and video record a woman almost dying, no matter whether they think that person is deserving of being saved or not. It was dumb of her, but standing back and doing nothing is worse.
absolute cowardice in the purest form
A real man doesn't complain about it online.
@@DanKirchner5150recreational outrage
waves at fault
😂 So...people stand in front of waves all the time. A King Tide has to do with higher/lower spring tides, not higher waves. The issue here is not a King Tide, it's the waves, and people stand in front of the waves all the time.
for heavens sake🫣🫣.. stay back from that sea when it’s all stirred up like that!!!! good LORD…
This was a sneaker wave...not the tide...
Sneaker Waves! 🌊
No, this is just an unusually high tide. More water is coming in than usual, so the flow is stronger, and the change more rapid. It is better to keep your distance.
@GH-oi2jf yes, I agree. As a surfer, I just love the ocean and celebrate anything ocean-funny, as in Sneak up on you as a wave and get you 🤣🌊
Sorry water too cold for me to help. Natures way of dealing with over population.
Overpopulation is a myth, they want to get rid of carbon, you are the carbon.
Number one cause of accidents in Yosemite? Selfies.
Storm watchers watch from the hotel room then walk to the shops at Cannon beach.
Same as people who go out filming in storms and high winds and then wonder why they were swept away or injured, I guess their thought processes think ‘ nothing is going to go wrong because I’m taking safety precautions’🤔😏😏😏