A misty Tuesday morning on the Pacific Coast
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A misty Tuesday morning on the Washington Coast
Early Sunday – Pelicans moving through:
On Saturday morning, we saw a car get stuck in the sand, not too far from the water. A big truck came by moments later and pulled them out. It was great to see that.
Monday, Sept. 19th – Ruby Beach
Early Thursday – Washington Coast – The North Beach
Monday – Ruby Beach
From Ruby Beach
Local info:
Destruction Island Light shines for the first time on January 1, 1892.
By William S. Hanable
Here is an old photo I just found. Not sure when we made this visit:
Monday – Ruby Beach
Thursday afternoon rush hour on the Pacific Coast
Thursday morning rush hour – Washington Coast – The North Beach
You can leave the sunscreen at home folks.
Saw a school bus this morning. First one in a long time.
The ship visible below may be NORDIC BC KIEL.
Several sites on the web offer info on ship locations.
Click image once or twice to show detail.
Ocean Shores features a freshwater canal system that runs through residential areas. The views here are from the electric boat we rented. This outing was a highlight of our year. Info on rentals here.
Early Sunday – Washington Coast – The North Beach
The summer pattern has become foggy out here. Fog in the morning, fog and a cool breeze late in the afternoon. The forecast can call for all day sun, but you may only see it for brief periods.
It feels like just a bit higher in elevation, or just a few miles inland, you would experience a warm summer day.
This pattern may be similar hundreds of miles south of here:
San Francisco Weather
Why is it so cold!!?
Last week, other parts of WA saw a heat wave that never came here.
Here is a look at local conditions via a live cam just south of here at Westport, Washington. We must go to a host page first, then click on the cam.
View the live feed here.
Related:
There are spots on the beach where you will see nothing but sand and fog in all directions.
No surf to play in this morning.
Heading back.
Early Monday
Ocean Shores features a freshwater canal system that runs through residential areas. The views below are looking south from the Ocean Lake Way NE Bridge.
