Appendix 11.0-A CGWAVE Sea Surface Results

Figure 11-A1. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using a northeast (55 to 75 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A2. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using an east-northeast (75 to 90 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A3. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using an east (90 to 110 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A4. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using an east-southeast (110 to 130 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A5. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using a southeast (130 to 150 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A6. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using a south-southeast (150 to 165 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A7. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using a south (165 to 185 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A8. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions using a south-southwest (185 to 210 degree bin) approach directional spectra bin. Blues indicate wave crests, while reds and yellows indicate wave troughs. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A9. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for a 10-yr return period storm. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A10. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for a 50-yr return period storm. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A11. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for a 100-yr return period storm. Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A12. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for Perfect Storm (10/31/1991). Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A13. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for Hurricane Bob (8/20/1991). Scale in meters.

Figure 11-A11. Sea surface results from the nearshore wave model for existing conditions for Northeaster (March 6-7, 2001). Scale in meters.