Weather: Interpret – Adjust – Prepare
Weather forecasts are never going to be perfect. As mariners, it is our responsibility to interpret, adjust, and prepare. Technology is transforming our reception of weather forecasts. They are improving…
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by Shue Z As Shue’s plan to do the Hobart Race this year fell apart due to various reasons, She…
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Weather forecasts are never going to be perfect. As mariners, it is our responsibility to interpret, adjust, and prepare. Technology is transforming our reception of weather forecasts. They are improving…
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