White Rock will be gustier and less wind, but safe if it clocks. Tide is higher by 4 so little sand, but you could still easily touch bottom.
Locust is best bet, but my wife is due any second so I will probably stick close and ride WR.
Usually at WR and 3rd when it is going to clock SW you see the clouds start to clear to the SW. When that happens I stay very close to shore, no whale watching.
SE Sunday?
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To be clear you don't need to stay close to shore in WR if it clocks. Usually waves get better, wind smoother but it rarely lasts more than an hour before the wind dies.
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tweegster - Posts: 662
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Downgrade 
At least it shouldn't turn SW until dark now though.
Sun 10am E 12
Sun 4pm SE 12g22
At least it shouldn't turn SW until dark now though.
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Slappy - Posts: 1575
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Locust seems allright. Might head down there instead.
Sun 11am SSE 15g23
Sun 2pm S 15g23
Sun 11am SSE 15g23
Sun 2pm S 15g23
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8mdude wrote:Locust seems allright. Might head down there instead.
Sun 11am SSE 15g23
Sun 2pm S 15g23
Good call. After 3pm tide is too high for launching and landing kites
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Alton - Posts: 7070
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I windsurf 18g23 see. A bit surprised. Will it last?
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Mike wrote:I windsurf 18g23 see. A bit surprised. Will it last?
Just noticed that too, nice to have the sensor back!
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Ahem, where is everyone? Ok, forgot to check the tide. Thinking 9M??
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Haha! We need a wind dummy!
Looks windy enough on the cam down at Bbay!
Looks windy enough on the cam down at Bbay!
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