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>I've only sailed there 5 or 6 times, so I can only tell you what I've
>experienced. I don't know about the wind directions, but the Call of the
>Wind sensor and bouy reports have worked for me.
My experience has been that the Call of the Wind sensor reads about 10
mph low. If it says 13, you know it's at least 24. The Long Marine Lab
reading on Ken's page, web, and buoy sensor page on the Genius pager are
way more accurate. Oh, and Sun. and Mon. also cranked there, with gusts
in the 30's.
-Ed
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