Shining a light on routing services

Article Abstract:

In spite of the fact that meteorologists are skilled at making forecasts, most of them are unable to understand and solve the problems faced by the sailors. A weather routing service provides specialized forecast for sailors and offers suggested departure dates, routes and course changes as these depend upon the weather. Information on selected weather routing services like Bob Rice's Weather Window and Caribbean Weather Center is presented.

United States, General services, Usage, Company systems management, Information management, Sailors, Weather forecasting

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Light-air tricks

Article Abstract:

There are several techniques that sailors can use to maximize propulsion during light-wind days. If the boat has an engine, calculate boat-speed parameters so that the engine can be used without draining all the fuel. Other tips include trimming, heeling and moving heavy items to avoid pitching.

Sailing, Seamanship

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How to access the latest weather information, part 1

Article Abstract:

Sailors should know how to access the latest weather information to avoid potential disasters. Bad weather can be predicted by taking a look at cloud conditions and the state of the sea. Moreover, sailors should constantly listen to weather forecasts via VHF radio.

Meteorology, Maritime, Marine meteorology

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