Re: odd wind pattern

From: Kirk Lindstrom (kirk@hpmsd3.sj.hp.com-DeleteThis)
Date: Wed Jun 22 1994 - 07:50:03 PDT


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> Yesterday and today (Monday and Tuesday) have seen kind of an odd
> pattern - SFO saw winds drop quite a bit after 3:00, while SoSF
> had fairly steady winds.
>
I sailed Coyote Yesterday from 2:30-4:40 on 5.6/CFlex. Solid 5.1 in
channel with big swell, but lonely so no jumps attempted. 5.6 near
flight path. By 4PM it was dropping off inside and was only 5.6
outside. Slogged to the beach, took a rest and went back out on my
8'11" and sailed this from 5-6PM and it was getting pretty light by
6PM as well as choppy. The wind was still sailable outside, but I was
tired after 3 hrs of good sailing. Kris and KenF sailed 8'8" epoxy
and 5.0 from 5-6PM and were doing well. Maureen was on 8'2"/4.5 from
2:30-4:40PM.

This seems to agree very well with the data. It was more Northerly
than usual, too...

> ---WIND----
> TIME LOC T DP DIR AV GUST VIS PRES SKY /CRYPTIC COMMENTS
> pdt F F deg -knots- mi inHg heights/100ft
> 1150 SFO 67 51 330 15 . 15 30.06 clr /few st and ci/
> 1250 SFO 67 50 320 21 . 15 30.06 clr /few st and ci/
> 1351 SFO 67 50 310 20 . 25 30.06 clr /few st w-n few ci
> 1450 SFO 66 50 320 22 . 15 30.05 clr /st nw-n/few ci/
> 1550 SFO 66 50 310 19 . 25 30.04 clr /st nw-n/few ci//
> 1650 SFO 66 50 310 16 . 25 30.03 clr /st nw k lyr ne few ci/
> 1751 SFO 64 50 270 15 . 25 30.03 clr /grdl wshft/st nw/
>
> 1150 SoSF_SBrMt 52 . 250 11 17 . . x
> 1250 SoSF_SBrMt 52 . 270 12 20 . . x
> 1351 SoSF_SBrMt 51 . 290 23 . . . x
> 1450 SoSF_SBrMt 52 . 300 22 29 . . x

above agrees with 5.1/Cflex in channel

> 1550 SoSF_SBrMt 53 . 300 20 . . . x
> 1650 SoSF_SBrMt 53 . 300 21 . . . x
> 1751 SoSF_SBrMt 52 . 290 23 . . . x
>
> The question is - what was it like at Coyote? 3rd?
>
see above 8-)
 
Kirk out



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