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June Grass gone?

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andreworlesia

Beach Comber
We are planning to arrive on Friday at WC. Has the June grass diminished and how does the ocean appear after all the rain? Someone posted a few days ago that it was not a pretty sight. We were hoping for the beautiful "emerald green"?
 
Piles of it, can't even see the Gulf from the 4th floor of the Inn.

Sorry, seen this question all to often. It is still here, but it is not bad. Of course if you want to avoid it all together come before June or after September.
 
like split pea soup at Grayton, today, but there were spots of none. It was all fairly close to shore. It will be hit or miss. Calm seas today, but some rough seas will push it onshore (out of the water). Enjoy it while you can.
 
Sorry to appear uninformed, but do you guys call sargassa grass, june grass, or is it that (other) stuff, very slimy? We get the sargassa type but not the other at GS. I've experienced both on SOWAL beaches many times, but hope to have less this year mid Aug. But, as we all know, its up to mother nature :biggrin:
 
Sorry to appear uninformed, but do you guys call sargassa grass, june grass, or is it that (other) stuff, very slimy? We get the sargassa type but not the other at GS. I've experienced both on SOWAL beaches many times, but hope to have less this year mid Aug. But, as we all know, its up to mother nature :biggrin:

June grass is the slimy stuff.
 
yesterday at Grayton...
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Split-Pea Soup
 
Yeah, that's what I thought. The bloom from this stuff kills my nose. Thanks for the pea soup review!
 
As I said, it is hit or miss. Grayton was mostly hit, but a bit further to the east, at the State Park, the June Grass was a miss.
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