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El asombroso fenómeno ocurrió hoy en el condado de Sligo, cuando, debido a los fuertes vientos provocados por el inminente huracán Epsilon, las olas alcanzaron alturas raras veces vistas entre 10 y 18 metros.
El pueblo de Mullaghmore se ha convertido hoy en día en un paraíso para los surfistas. Las olas gigantes frente a la costa han atraído a muchos amantes de este deporte acuático. Aunque requirió mucho coraje y experiencia, en la grabación podemos ver que hubo muchos temerarios.
Dramatic surf conditions in the Atlantic Ocean caused by Hurricane Epsilon have created waves of over 18m off the coast of Sligo. Elite surfer Conor Maguire, who caught the waves today, said it was a rare and special experience. pic.twitter.com/qcXsOqTUs8
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) October 28, 2020
Wow 😮 What a pic 📸
Elite Irish surfer Conor Maguire surfing in Mullaghmore, County Sligo today
Waves of up to 60 feet were caused by a rare weather event which saw a Hurricane Epsilon merge with a mid-latitude depression creating great surfing conditions 🏄
©INPHO pic.twitter.com/W2R9xfRmsf
— BBC SPORT NI (@BBCSPORTNI) October 28, 2020
A wild scene on the coast in #mullaghmore Sligo today photographing the enormous waves and watching the daredevil surfers in action. pic.twitter.com/ywLufVV7Cw
— Damien Storan (@StoranPhoto) October 28, 2020
How Swell: Daredevil surfers ride 'mutant' waves in Sligo https://t.co/hadfwXBPvR
— breakingnews.ie (@breakingnewsie) October 28, 2020
A fantastic set of images from @niallcarsonpa as surfers take to high waves caused by Atlantic swells in Mullaghmore in Co Sligo.
📷Niall Carson/PA Images – see more at https://t.co/jR0m7riAHz pic.twitter.com/FTU6rLh7bw
— PA Images (@PAImages) October 28, 2020
