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cut off low for Virginia this weekend
Alan 19 April 2005 23:45:39
	Looks good for the east coast this weekend..... Keep the fingers crossed. Alan -- Windsurfing Club: http://www.ibscc.org
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Glenn Woodell 22 April 2005 05:46:59 [ permanent link ]
	Sure was good today. iWindsurf had two updated forecasts. The initial forecast was calling for big sail wind at the most. By 2:00 the winds were in the 5 meter range. I hit the water right at 4:00 and was completely comfortable on my 5.2 and small board. The winds were almost directly onshore at Buckroe making for some exciting shore break. Twas a sweet day for sure. Glenn On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 19:45:39 GMT, "Alan" <alannc44@{nospam}ix.netcom.com> wrote: Looks good for the east coast this weekend..... Keep the fingers crossed.> Alan
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Alan 22 April 2005 17:36:42 [ permanent link ]
	Sounds good! I'm going to head south to Charleston, SC this weekend. Looks like the timing is better for drier air, plus it's a lot closer for me and I haven't sailed there for a while. I enjoyed reading your article in The NEJ yesterday. Can you imagine being stuck out on the reef when that front came through? Alan -- Windsurfing Club: http://www.ibscc.org "Glenn Woodell" <letsrig@!!cox!!.net> wrote in message news:holg61l85nrpknp0rvtfjmn90pe49r7r7c@4ax.com...> Sure was good today. iWindsurf had two updated forecasts. The initial> forecast was calling for big sail wind at the most. By 2:00 the winds> were in the 5 meter range. I hit the water right at 4:00 and was> completely comfortable on my 5.2 and small board. The winds were> almost directly onshore at Buckroe making for some exciting shore> break. Twas a sweet day for sure.> Glenn> On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 19:45:39 GMT, "Alan"> <alannc44@{nospam}ix.netcom.com> wrote:> Looks good for the east coast this weekend..... Keep the fingers crossed.> > Alan>
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Glenn Woodell 23 April 2005 05:20:08 [ permanent link ]
	We almost were. At least they were. I knew better. I saw the gradient and the 180 shift along with the temperature drop so I knew something was gonna come down fast. When I saw it coming I told the others that we needed to get back closer to shore. They came back but then started to make a short run out. I was too chicken and started to secure my gear. When they realized just how fast it was comign up on us they managed to get to shore less than a minute before it hit us. Being out on the reef may have been better than in between because the visibility was so limited that there would have been no frame of reference for getting back to shore. One could easily sail i nthe wrong direction and get lost out there. At least at the reef you'd know which way to sail once it was over...asuming you survived it. Glenn On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:36:42 GMT, "Alan" <alannc44@{nospam}ix.netcom.com> wrote: Sounds good! I'm going to head south to Charleston, SC this weekend. Looks>like the timing is better for drier air, plus it's a lot closer for me and I>haven't sailed there for a while.> I enjoyed reading your article in The NEJ yesterday. Can you imagine being>stuck out on the reef when that front came through?> Alan
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Alan 25 April 2005 17:09:21 [ permanent link ]
	I've been out in the water during wind shifts....like Saturday at 2:00 PM in Charleston, but whenever the cloud bank comes and it looks rough I head for the shore. Speaking of Saturday....it was really good in Charleston, SC. 4.7-5.2 most of the day from the SW. At 2:00 PM it switched abruptly to the West. That was pretty cool too, because West is side-off at Isle of Palms. Had some decent rides...and lots of jumping on the waves churned up from the SW winds. Sunday was just too NW for the coast so I sailed at the lake on the overpowered 5.3. Alan -- Windsurfing Club: http://www.ibscc.org "Glenn Woodell" <letsrig@!!cox!!.net> wrote in message news:n58j615fb53562u2qitbbra1nb7g3jls13@4ax.com...> We almost were. At least they were. I knew better. I saw the gradient> and the 180 shift along with the temperature drop so I knew something> was gonna come down fast.> When I saw it coming I told the others that we needed to get back> closer to shore. They came back but then started to make a short run> out. I was too chicken and started to secure my gear. When they> realized just how fast it was comign up on us they managed to get to> shore less than a minute before it hit us.> Being out on the reef may have been better than in between because the> visibility was so limited that there would have been no frame of> reference for getting back to shore. One could easily sail i nthe> wrong direction and get lost out there. At least at the reef you'd> know which way to sail once it was over...asuming you survived it. > Glenn> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 13:36:42 GMT, "Alan"> <alannc44@{nospam}ix.netcom.com> wrote:> Sounds good! I'm going to head south to Charleston, SC this weekend. Looks> >like the timing is better for drier air, plus it's a lot closer for me and I> >haven't sailed there for a while.> > I enjoyed reading your article in The NEJ yesterday. Can you imagine being> >stuck out on the reef when that front came through?> > Alan>
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