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AKgringo
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Some wind headed toward the cape?
I know a lot can change in a week, but "Windy" is showing a possible event hitting the cape!
I had trouble trying to post a screen shot, but you can click on this post and advance the forecast to Wednesday.
https://www.windy.com/?2022090712,26.077,-109.578,5,m:ek5ac3...
[Edited on 8-31-2022 by AKgringo]
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AKgringo
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I don't do Facebook. What is it showing?
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AKgringo
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Unless it is a secret site, why don't you just post a link?
[Edited on 9-1-2022 by AKgringo]
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Just look at windy or read the narrative on nhc (noaa) east pacific site.
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will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
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Windy.com is an incredible website. What more do you need to know? Lots can change between now and the forecasted landfall next week.
[Edited on 9-1-2022 by SFandH]
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AKgringo
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Thanks for the link. it got me right back to where I started with Windy! I had Talk Baja Public Group saved, but it would only take me to a Facebook
sign in page.
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo  |
Thanks for the link. it got me right back to where I started with Windy! I had Talk Baja Public Group saved, but it would only take me to a Facebook
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Talk baja is mostly reposting snippets from noaa and windy. I just read the noaa website (nhc, and sgx (my local)). Windy is full of pretty swirls,
looks real groovy, but provides no narrative interpretation, so is pretty uninformative, though it sometimes gets wind/rain timing sort of correct…
Woke!
“...ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” “My fellow citizens of the world: ask not what America
will do for you, but what together we can do for the freedom of man.”
Prefered gender pronoun: the royal we
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SF&H,
The landfall of what next Wednesday?
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Any time warm winds blow in SoCal watch out on the Sea of Cortez.
Learned that 20 years ago. It was very hot and windy in LA today.
Started boating at age 3 and have spent probably 5+ years of my life on the ocean. Pacific (US and Australia), Sea of Cortez, Gulf of Mexico,
Atlantic, Mediterranean.
The worst seas we got caught in ever were between Bahia de los Angeles and Santa Rosalia. Had a 33 foot boat and was legit worried for my life. We
left cruising 35 mph on flat seas for the first half of the trip. Then all hell broke lose.
Called home once we got to SR and the wife said it was blowing like crazy at our house.
[Edited on 9-1-2022 by JZ]
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Check out the web site cyclocane it has many models and paths to chose from none have it making landfall
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JZ,
Current wind south of San Felipe is 2.5MPH gusts to 3.5. 40 to 50 MPH winds out of nowhere are not uncommon. Nothing so far.
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FDB,
This year’s tropical storm and hurricane drought has unhinged some of the climate disaster types. They’re doing the “stories of hurricanes
passed” thing.
The disturbance off Southern Mexico is going out to sea.
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Move the horizontal slider at the bottom to Wednesday morning.
https://www.windy.com/?2022090712,20.982,-108.809,5
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eebmike.com is another good resource. I believe its just NOAA data but its presented well. That storm currently has a 40-60% chance of forming. Its
certainly worth keeping an eye on if you're anywhere near the Cape
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| Quote: Originally posted by JZ | Any time warm winds blow in SoCal watch out on the Sea of Cortez.
Learned that 20 years ago. It was very hot and windy in LA today.
Started boating at age 3 and have spent probably 5+ years of my life on the ocean. Pacific (US and Australia), Sea of Cortez, Gulf of Mexico,
Atlantic, Mediterranean.
The worst seas we got caught in ever were between Bahia de los Angeles and Santa Rosalia. Had a 33 foot boat and was legit worried for my life. We
left cruising 35 mph on flat seas for the first half of the trip. Then all hell broke lose.
Called home once we got to SR and the wife said it was blowing like crazy at our house.
[Edited on 9-1-2022 by JZ] |
The stretch of coastline about 20-30 miles south of Puertecitos is one of the windiest spots in Baja, and not in a good way. The wind often arrives
in the dead of night, blowing straight out to sea. My amigo that runs pangas down there has figured out how to predict the wind using the internet,
but I am not sure what site he uses. Somehow when high pressure is observed to the north or something you can predict it. There is another type of
wind, however, that cannot be predicted; the sudden burst coming up from the south. That is what sank the Erick a while back. They had another
occurrence of it this year, it blew a sheet metal roof 200 yards. That one they are afraid of. He had a name for it but I forgot what they call it.
edit: 20-30 miles south of Puertecitos..
[Edited on 9-1-2022 by bajaric]
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RFClark
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Bajaric,
We’ve had a place here south of SF for 30 years. The wind blows hard from all directions. From the south is usually the worst, over 100 degrees and
50mph. We’ve never had anything blow away, our stuff is well built.
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Viento del Diablo I believe. Had one here a couple weeks ago just after midnight. Probably the worst wind I've seen down here.
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Sudden and unpredictable?
Sounds like what they call a "Williwaw" in Alaska. When dense, cool air meets a warmer front on the plains, tornados can happen.
When a mountain range separates the fronts, the dense air builds up like water behind a dam, then comes spilling down through mountain passes!
I experienced one in the Matanuska drainage when a friend and I got dropped off on a gravel air strip and set up camp. We were climbing the slope
above our camp, when it sounded like a jet was flying over the glacial canyon we were in.
There was no plane, but we could hear the wind coming and see the dust cloud it was rising. It was good that the plane that dropped us off was gone,
because it went from dead calm to a tent destroying gale like someone flipped a switch!
Edit; Would the term "Chubasco" be the same sort of event?
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.8” of rain this afternoon in Todos Santos with some lightning.
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What a difference a decimal makes
At first glance I thought you were reporting eight inches, and I was stunned!
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