The Winter 2018 Edition of Rambler Surf Magazine has been sent to print. The publication’s creators and contributors are pretty frickin’ amped to get its pristine pages in between the readers’ grubby fingertips (not to say the reader is dirty or anything–but, they’re probably reading RSM on the toilet, or between bites of […]
From Saturday to Wednesday, Jersey received almost a week’s worth of waves. Although, that statement sounds a lot sicker than the waves turned out to be. Saturday was supposed to be “the day”, and it was for many… Southern winds kicked Friday night, but quickly turned North mid-morning. Any South-facing region enjoyed some sort […]
On January 4, 2018 the East Coast of the U.S. experienced one of the worst winter storms the area had weathered in decades. Blizzard conditions and major coastal flooding brought way to a narrow window for winter surf. But, what the fuck is a “bombogenesis”? Why were meteorologists throwing this word around? And how did […]
The report called for nugs… I hopped off the plane from tropical Costa Rica and was immediately greeted with snow flurries. Depressed and cold, I checked the report for the days coming and saw a looming storm. The report changed day to day as usual, shrouding any clear indication to what the swell would actually […]