Storm Darragh North Devon. Westward Ho! 18ft Swell

[@wethepeople_247]

Dear UK, Here is your sewage back. regards The Sea

[@bindatek8801]

Sadly you are so right....But there is more than sewage in the sea in N.Devon...Highly toxic chemicals, thanks to corruption.

[@neilwilson5785]

lol

[@murrayhean2538]

Hah!! A bit of wind,a bit of rain,what's the fuss about?? According to some folks in the Southwest?? Huh??(

[@MadelainaVarela]

Fair play for braving the weather. I was told Westward ho! Was covered in foam. Wanted to have a look. Didn't want to go out though! Nice footage.

[@halvardlundnorway]

Greetings from Norway. Wow, dramatic pictures from the Big Islands...

[@electrofishsurfboards]

Greetings. Yeah been pretty rough here in the south west. Looks like Norway will miss most of it luckily!

[@deborahperry7199]

I don't think I will be booking my short break in North Devon this coming weekend!

[@RocketDog73]

The sea front looks worse than a plasterers radio 😂

[@luisnorte1]

wow, I was there 1 year ago and it was windy but not like this. Thanks for the video.

[@electrofishsurfboards]

Thanks for watching!

[@Globetrottying19]

Bon courage... We had a terrible storm in Lacanau in 2014... Keep safe.

[@electrofishsurfboards]

Must be pretty crazy over in Lacanau now? We were in Hossegor a few months back.

[@herambaanjaneya2041]

That “sewage” froth is truly rank!

[@johnrubber1144]

Sea foam is a natural phenomenon caused by rough seas and plankton. Raw sewage can produce a less wholesome foam but that is unlikely at this location

[@Bagpuss7]

Wow 😮 I live 2 minutes away and all the electric is off 🙈

[@wordreet]

It's snowing upwards!!!!!!!

[@Daracdor]

It`s frothy man !

[@Surfdronesd]

Great video. I couldn't handle the weather there.

[@bigchris80]

That's why we all have mental health issues.

[@QED777]

Greetings from Yarrup ! ( this is for Brexit . . . again ! )

[@Glory3823]

sea foam plankton

[@triggerfish999]

Spume….

[@roboftherock]

After a storm like this, how long does it take for the on-shore spume to disperse?

[@electrofishsurfboards]

Good question. As its produced from the large swell and winds, usually as soon as the storm surge has passed it will dissappear quickly. Within hours, especially if raining. This storm is a bit unusual as the swell and winds are hanging around for nearly 36 hours so will be lingering a little longer.

[@roboftherock]

@@electrofishsurfboards Thanks, I just wondered. We don't get that storm effect where I live. I'll look out for your follow-up.

[@punksurfer76]

get the glider out ! what was grey sands like?

[@electrofishsurfboards]

Yeah couldn't actually get out back as they were breaking all the way too Lundy 😆 didn't check greysands but think there was just too much wind and too much north otherwise other places might of had shelter.

[@soundtechture3193]

Keep flying folks and make the weather worse for everyone.

[@SouthCounty-mq9ew]

No takers eh?

[@electrofishsurfboards]

A little too wild for once 😆

[@robertmanella528]

I love the 1st comment!! It reads, here England, here is your sewage back!!! I love that!!!😂😂😂😂

[@graniteonion6799]

its frothy man

[@alanpercival840]

Winter has a long way to go poor folk all electric will really suffer milliband should go see them but there will be no compassion or sympathy