McDougall+McConaghy Moth Worlds- Great sailing - Predictwind - Day 6
by Richard Gladwell on 16 Jan 2015
Sorrento Sailing Couta Boat Club home of the McDougall+McConaghy Moth Worlds 2015 Beau Outteridge
The 158 strong fleet at the McDougall+McConaghy Moth Worlds can expect champagne sailing conditions for the final day of the regatta.
The latest weather data, analysed by
Predictwind shows a the breeze coming out of the West initially and then swinging SW at an average strength of 10-15 kts for Day 6 of the regatta.
Skies shoiuld be clear and temperatures still a cool 19-20degrees due to the ocean influence of Bass Strait and the Southern Ocean.
The latest reports from the race area would tend to indicate that the strong winds forecast for later this evening had moved across the racecourse sooner than originally predicted.
Officials now have all the racing in to constitute a minimum World Championship.
About Predictwind:
Developed by former Olympian, Jon Bilger (470, 1992), www.predictwind.com!PredictWind application was used by the Swiss team Alinghi to win the 2003 and 2007 America's Cups, and has become the leading wind system used by racing and recreational sailors around the world. It is available on a subscription basis and also with a free forecast option.
A mobile app for Android and iPhone is available and www.predictwind.com!PredictWind is available for download
Real time local wind observations have been added as further functionality.
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