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PredictWind Introduces PredictCurrent App
This app gives sailors a quick-view dashboard for wind, current, wave and tide height data.
This app gives sailors a quick-view dashboard for wind, current, wave and tide height data.
El Niño changed the dynamics of cyclone season, leaving us hopscotching across the islands of the South Pacific for shelter.
PredictWind is embracing artificial intelligence and Starlink to create features that dramatically improve weather forecasting.
When big storms are in play, there’s no such thing as too much information to keep yourself and your boat safe.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
Well known weather expert helped countless sailors better understand how to forecast for safety at sea.
But the good news is that experts do not anticipate the historic level of storm activity seen in 2020.
With the simple rule of “misery is optional,” the Totem crew chooses weather windows carefully.
Getting caught in bad weather due to misjudging a forecast or failing to read conditions—common errors for new cruisers—can kill the dream.
Learning how to understand the information on GRIB weather maps will help you to know the conditions to expect.
Born of necessity, a love of sailing, and a passion for meteorology, Chris Parker’s Marine Weather Center is the go-to weather service for thousands of cruising sailors.
The weather in the vast South Pacific can be wildly variable—here’s what to know before you go.
This app gives sailors a quick-view dashboard for wind, current, wave and tide height data.
El Niño changed the dynamics of cyclone season, leaving us hopscotching across the islands of the South Pacific for shelter.
PredictWind is embracing artificial intelligence and Starlink to create features that dramatically improve weather forecasting.
When big storms are in play, there’s no such thing as too much information to keep yourself and your boat safe.
After eight seasons sailing the South Pacific, the crew of Sparkman & Stephens 41 Pitufa have learned to embrace their morning rituals of coffee, convergence zones, and surface analysis charts.
Well known weather expert helped countless sailors better understand how to forecast for safety at sea.
But the good news is that experts do not anticipate the historic level of storm activity seen in 2020.
With the simple rule of “misery is optional,” the Totem crew chooses weather windows carefully.
Getting caught in bad weather due to misjudging a forecast or failing to read conditions—common errors for new cruisers—can kill the dream.
Learning how to understand the information on GRIB weather maps will help you to know the conditions to expect.
Born of necessity, a love of sailing, and a passion for meteorology, Chris Parker’s Marine Weather Center is the go-to weather service for thousands of cruising sailors.
The weather in the vast South Pacific can be wildly variable—here’s what to know before you go.
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