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Weather You’ve probably heard ‘Red sky at night, sailor’s delight; red sky in morning, sailors take warning’, but did you ever wonder why that is so? In this session we will cover many aspects of weather as it related to sailing, including:
• Weather basics: high and low pressure, warm and cold fronts, and what it all means for the sailor.
• Observational weather - what can you tell about future weather based on what you are seeing now?
• NOAA weather forecasts - there’s a lot of information, and we will make sense of it.
• How to get weather information at sea, when there is no 6 o’clock news.
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