Re: Waddell/ Locality of Wind

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Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2001 13:50:38 -0700
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B D wrote:

> But what really amazed me was driving down highway 1 the ocean
> was a gray lake until the fog broke up at Pigeon point, and
> then in the next 5 miles you develop 30mph of wind that is mostly
> sideshore! How does that happen?

The shoreline swings toward the east, away from the fog, at Pigeon Point.

Wind blows out of the fog into the sunshine. It's the the cold moist
dense foggy air rushing to fill the space created by the warming
expanding rising air in the clear sunshine. Same principal that makes
great wind at Crissy, Coyote, Sherman, etc.
Find the edge of the fog, go to the sunny side, and you will find wind.

kasplash

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