Sailing report

Thursday Jul 16

A very hot day with a high of 94°F, starting mostly cloudy in the morning before clearing to mostly sunny conditions by midday, remaining clear through the evening. Best sailing 12pm-6pm (8-11 kt), with a dangerous gust up to 22 kt possible between 6pm-8pm.

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Friday Jul 17

It will be a very warm day, with a high of 90°F, starting out mostly cloudy in the morning, gradually clearing to mostly sunny by late afternoon, then potentially seeing some clouds return in the evening. There are no good sailing windows today.

next-day forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Saturday Jul 18

A warm Saturday with a high of 80°F under a consistently overcast sky, with rain likely to begin mid-morning and continue through the evening. There are no good sailing windows today; stay in as showers are expected from mid-morning through the evening, and dangerous gusts are possible late tonight.

2-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Sunday Jul 19

A warm day with a high of 85°F, starting out fully overcast with showers, then remaining cloudy through the late morning before clearing to a sunny afternoon and evening. Stay ashore during the early morning showers, then the best sailing will be 9am-1pm (10-11 kt) and again from 4pm-9pm (10-12 kt), with a stretch of heavier winds between 1pm and 4pm.

3-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Monday Jul 20

A warm and mostly sunny day is ahead with a high of 82°F, staying clear through the afternoon before some clouds may roll in during the evening. Best sailing 3pm-4pm (10 kt) and 5pm-9pm (9-11 kt).

4-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Tuesday Jul 21

It will be a warm day with a high of 85°F, starting out completely overcast, then transitioning to likely rain by the afternoon. Best sailing 7am-3pm (8-11 kt), but stay off the water after 3pm as showers are expected.

5-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Wednesday Jul 22

It will be a warm day with a high of 79°F, remaining heavily clouded and rainy for most of the day. There are no safe or ideal windows for sailing today due to the persistent rain and showers.

6-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight · ▲ high · ▼ low tide · — club launch service

Thursday Jul 16

A warm day is expected with a high of 86°F, starting clear and sunny before becoming partly cloudy by late afternoon. Best sailing 8am-9am (9 kt) and 7pm-9pm (8-10 kt), but be aware of dangerous gusts up to 22 kt throughout the morning and evening, and a sustained dangerous period with gusts up to 30 kt from noon until 6pm.

same-day forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Friday Jul 17

A warm and mostly sunny day is expected, with a high of 81°F, though clouds may build in the afternoon before clearing again by evening. There are no good sailing windows today.

next-day forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Saturday Jul 18

A warm day with a high of 84°F, starting mostly cloudy before becoming partly sunny by late morning, then clouding over again in the early afternoon with showers developing. The best sailing is 11am-2pm (9-10 kt), but be aware of gusts up to 20 kt in the early afternoon before showers move in, making sailing impossible from 3pm onwards.

2-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Sunday Jul 19

Cool and mostly cloudy with a high of 72°F, clearing to sunny skies by late morning. The best sailing will be 10am-9pm (8-11 kt), but stay ashore during the morning showers.

3-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Monday Jul 20

A warm day with a high of 82°F, starting mostly clear before clouds build quickly to an overcast sky by late morning, remaining cloudy through the evening. Best sailing 6pm-7pm (8-8 kt).

4-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Tuesday Jul 21

A warm day with a high of 76°F, starting out overcast with persistent cloud cover throughout the day, and rain developing by mid-morning. There are no good windows for sailing today due to the high chance of rain and dangerous gusts.

5-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight

Wednesday Jul 22

A cool and wet day is expected with a high of 70°F, featuring mostly cloudy skies and persistent rain chances from morning through evening. There are no good sailing windows today due to continuous showers, so it is best to stay ashore.

6-day-out forecast · Bar = sky: blue clear, grey cloudy, slate rainy; orange dawn/dusk, dark night · ☀ sunrise/sunset · dawn/dusk civil twilight