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Ok so Kayos is refusing point blank to check weather forecasts for our holiday(probably wisely, as it is all guesswork I imagine), but that just made me take over his mantle of crazy obsessional person and check for myself! In my defence we have had some awful luck weather wise in the past, so I am concerned.
Now we are down for 2 full weeks, so we can go out any day, but Mark's three friends are coming for the JFK2 trip and it is a long way to come, a night's B&B plus a 350 odd mile round trip, so I don't want them to come down for nothing.
I looked on magicseaweed and don't understand how some days have a strongish wind, but not much swell, yet some days have light winds and big swells. How does that work? Also is there a wind strength or swell size where charters don't go?
I asked Mark, but he has no idea, so any thoughts people?
Now we are down for 2 full weeks, so we can go out any day, but Mark's three friends are coming for the JFK2 trip and it is a long way to come, a night's B&B plus a 350 odd mile round trip, so I don't want them to come down for nothing.
I looked on magicseaweed and don't understand how some days have a strongish wind, but not much swell, yet some days have light winds and big swells. How does that work? Also is there a wind strength or swell size where charters don't go?
I asked Mark, but he has no idea, so any thoughts people?
. This means for Newcastle area it will pull winds around it in an anti-clockwise direction but not too fast as the lines,isobars are wide spread. This will result in south west winds from Monday (ish) so should flatten the sea, not that it will need flattening as the end of this week will be westerly anyway.
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