Sailing report

Monday Jun 29

It will be a hot day with a high of 90°F, under mostly clear and sunny skies throughout. Best sailing 5pm-9pm (6-8 kt).

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Tuesday Jun 30

It will be a very warm day, with a high of 89°F, starting mostly sunny before clouds begin to build in the afternoon, leading to an overcast evening. The best sailing window is 12pm-3pm (9-11 kt), but be aware of dangerous gusts up to 26 kt from 3pm through 9pm.

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Wednesday Jul 1

It will be a scorching hot day with a high of 100°F, starting out mostly cloudy before clearing to mostly sunny conditions through the late morning and afternoon, then becoming partly cloudy again by evening. The best sailing window is 8am-5pm (8-11 kt).

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

Thursday Jul 2

It will be a scorching hot day with a high of 103°F under a completely clear and sunny sky all day long. The best sailing window is 3pm-5pm (8-9 kt), with no dangerous stretches expected.

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

Friday Jul 3

It will be an extremely hot day with a high of 102°F, starting mostly sunny before becoming overcast by early afternoon, then clouding up further with a significant chance of rain showers developing mid-afternoon. Best sailing is 1pm-2pm (8-8 kt), but stay off the water from 3pm onwards due to showers and dangerous gusts to 26 kt developing by evening.

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

Saturday Jul 4

It will be a very hot day with a high of 98°F, starting partly cloudy in the morning before becoming mostly sunny, then clouding up again by the afternoon with a chance of rain. There is no good window for sailing today due to light winds and afternoon showers.

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

Sunday Jul 5

It will be a hot day with a high of 96°F, starting mostly clear and staying that way through the afternoon, though rain is likely to move in by mid-afternoon. Best sailing 7am-3pm (8-10 kt), but stay off the water from 3pm onwards as showers are expected.

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

Monday Jun 29

Warm and mostly sunny with a high of 85°F. There are no good sailing windows today due to consistently light winds.

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

Tuesday Jun 30

It will be a hot day with a high of 90°F, starting out overcast but gradually clearing to mostly sunny conditions by late morning, before clouds return and thicken through the afternoon. Best sailing 11am-4pm (4-7 kt), but stay off the water from 4pm onwards as showers are likely, and a dangerous gust to 32 kt is expected around 7pm.

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

Wednesday Jul 1

A very hot day with a high of 97°F, starting partly cloudy and becoming overcast by mid-morning, then clearing up to mostly sunny skies by mid-afternoon as showers move in. The best sailing is 10am-2pm (8-9 kt), but stay off the water from 3pm onwards due to likely rain, even though winds will be 7-10 kt with gusts reaching 17 kt.

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

Thursday Jul 2

It will be a scorching day with a high of 100°F, starting clear, then becoming partly cloudy through the morning before clearing again and remaining mostly sunny into the evening. The best sailing window is 12pm-8pm (8-11 kt), but be aware of gusts up to 19 kt during this time.

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

Friday Jul 3

A hot day is expected with a high of 96°F, starting mostly cloudy before clearing up briefly, then becoming cloudy again by late morning and remaining mostly cloudy to overcast through the afternoon and evening. Best sailing 9am-10am (8 kt) and 11am-6pm (8-10 kt).

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

Saturday Jul 4

A very hot day with a high of 98°F, starting mostly cloudy in the morning before skies begin to clear around mid-morning, though showers are expected from late morning through the evening. There are no good sailing windows today due to the persistent showers.

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

Sunday Jul 5

It will be a warm day with a high of 85°F, starting out sunny and clear before clouds begin to build by late morning, leading to a high chance of rain through the evening. The best sailing window is 6am-9am (9-10 kt); there are no other good windows, and sailors should stay ashore from 9am onwards due to the likelihood of showers.

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