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Front Passed Over - Atlantic - Newport to Tortola
Tom Burgess • November 24, 2007
Front Passed Over
To: Commander's Weather
Hey guys,
Thought it might be helpful to know that the front passed over us at 1030
EST at 30 27.0N 064 10.5W. We now have 25 to 30kt winds from 5 to 20mag. Following seas from the NW will make for some good sleeping weather. We're doing about 10kts on a course of 165. Thanks for all the foresight.
-Tom s/v Zen
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