10/26 Craig's Too Cold to Ride
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2020 9:07 amNorth wind at UL will be in the 7/14M range from 11 until 5, but with air temps
that peak out at about 34 Degrees, you'd be pretty deranged to risk it.
Tomorrow, still dangerously cold NW winds at UL in the 8/16M range PM. Air temps top out
at 46 degrees.
Weds, a warming trend to valley air temps in the low 50s, and a planable thermal at DC
if you have a space suit.
-Craig
If you feel your sailing is essential(and frankly in my case it is essential to
good marital relations), research your launch for access. Remember
that staying at home is the safest probabilistically and if you do choose to go out
follow the Governor's Social Distancing rules. As I say in my
general disclaimer, these forecasts are for entertainment purposes only
that peak out at about 34 Degrees, you'd be pretty deranged to risk it.
Tomorrow, still dangerously cold NW winds at UL in the 8/16M range PM. Air temps top out
at 46 degrees.
Weds, a warming trend to valley air temps in the low 50s, and a planable thermal at DC
if you have a space suit.
-Craig
If you feel your sailing is essential(and frankly in my case it is essential to
good marital relations), research your launch for access. Remember
that staying at home is the safest probabilistically and if you do choose to go out
follow the Governor's Social Distancing rules. As I say in my
general disclaimer, these forecasts are for entertainment purposes only