The mysterious marine layer: When the temperature starts to rise in the late winter or spring, the wind may start to drop

Article Abstract:

In late winter or spring sailors will often notice that on clear days clouds will be speeding by while the breeze at the boat level is nil. Colder and more-dense air below is more sluggish than the warm air aloft.

Weather, Observations

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Weather and Sea: Wind shear

Article Abstract:

Wind shear is a sudden change in wind created by stable wind due to difference between air and water temperatures. A brief description of the wind shear and tips to be noted while heading for a sail are presented.

Science & research, Research, Methods, Environmental aspects, Sailors, Wind shear

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Wind gusts

Article Abstract:

Gusts are caused by the inherently turbulent nature of wind. It is reported that knowing why gusts occur can help one to predict when and where they will strike.

General services, Analysis, Safety and security measures, Winds

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