Nitinat wind S-S-M-T
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Nitinat wind S-S-M-T
Hi
A few of us are trying to fly in from Alberta to take some lessons and enjoy the west coast for a few days. We were supposed to arrive today but postponed until Saturday. Is there worthwhile wind for S-M-T or a high probability of getting skunked.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance
LP
A few of us are trying to fly in from Alberta to take some lessons and enjoy the west coast for a few days. We were supposed to arrive today but postponed until Saturday. Is there worthwhile wind for S-M-T or a high probability of getting skunked.
Any advice would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance
LP
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I'm agreeing with nanmoo on being a tough call at this moment. Saturday looks ok, but likely weak as it will need to dry out/warm up after 2-3 days of rain. Not as optimistic about Sun/Mon., with possible outflow Sun. There's a low and associated precip hanging around the area for those days finally clearing out by Tues.
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FoilBoards: Fanatic 5'0 SkyWing(75lt);
Wings:Duotone Unit 3.0,4.0,5.5m;
Foils:Axis HPS1050(1460cm2),PNG1150(1713cm2),HA1000(1310cm2); Rears 370,425p,Skinny365/55; Fuse: ultra, adv.crazy black; Mast:90cm 19mm Alu
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