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[jfio93]

i no my vacation is in late june early july but do these days help warm up the ocean water in southern jersey or it takes a string of 15-20 days of mid 80s thanks

[wxtracker93]

One 90 degree day won't warm the ocean to a comfortable temperature. As you said it takes a few weeks.

[icehater]

You actually want a lof of east winds, which is cool land temps to warm the ocean. The water is a lot warmer well out to sea than near the shoreline and east winds trannsports those currents to shore. Offshore winds and hot land temps in spring actually delay the warming of the ocean near the shoreline.

[jfio93]

icehater, on Apr 26 2009, 07:39 PM, said:

You actually want a lof of east winds, which is cool land temps to warm the ocean. The water is a lot warmer well out to sea than near the shoreline and east winds trannsports those currents to shore. Offshore winds and hot land temps in spring actually delay the warming of the ocean near the shoreline.

thanks ice and brett

[rgwp96]

jfio93, on Apr 26 2009, 10:44 AM, said:

i no my vacation is in late june early july but do these days help warm up the ocean water in southern jersey or it takes a string of 15-20 days of mid 80s thanks

if you get a bunch of friends to go you can all pee in the ocean and that will help warm it up for you.

[ericjcrash]

rgwp96, on Apr 26 2009, 11:28 PM, said:

if you get a bunch of friends to go you can all pee in the ocean and that will help warm it up for you.

[FreezingDrizzle]

rgwp96, on Apr 26 2009, 11:28 PM, said:

if you get a bunch of friends to go you can all pee in the ocean and that will help warm it up for you.

Yeah, but that turns it all yellow and stuff. Bad idea.

[vascudave]

FreezingDrizzle, on Apr 29 2009, 07:54 AM, said:

Yeah, but that turns it all yellow and stuff. Bad idea.

xtra salt too.