Monstrous Wave Recorded off Irish Coast
November 6, 2020
A monstrous wave, measuring 98.4 feet, was recorded by an offshore weather buoy in the waters west of Ireland last week. The wave was generated
A monstrous wave, measuring 98.4 feet, was recorded by an offshore weather buoy in the waters west of Ireland last week. The wave was generated
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