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  • Almost sailing again! Relocated to Bradenton, FL, Supercat 17 sitting in the driveway, now I just need a weekend at home and some wind and I'll be back out there after too many years! icon_biggrin

    Which leads me to my question: what websites or apps do you guys like for wind conditions? It would be great to get tide, wind and wave reports and forecast all in one spot. Let me know what you are using!

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    H16 back in the day
    SC17 right now
    Bradenton, FL
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  • https://www.windfinder.com

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    Jack B
    Hobie 17
    BC, Canada
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  • iwindsurf aka windalert

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  • If you will be sailing offshore:
    http://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/rmd.shtml

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    Bob
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  • With that I take it your close to Sarasota Airport… if so use their system for forecasting… go here

    http://www.aviationweather.gov/adds/tafs/

    Type in KSRQ and get the translated report… Note, these are UTC time so convert this to your local time…

    For tide and waves try this...

    http://www.surf-forecast.com/breaks/Perfect-Wave/tides/latest

    And of course

    https://www.windfinder.com/forecast/sarasota_bradenton_airport

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    John Schwartz
    Ventura, CA
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  • I am a huge fan of SailFlow.
  • Sailflow, wind alert, iwindsurf, ikitesurf - they are all the same company, just different branding for different markets. The data, forecasts, meters, etc are all the same.

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  • Oh! Completely forgot about this...

    Weather Underground.... lot of local weather stations reporting...

    https://www.wunderground.com/

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    John Schwartz
    Ventura, CA
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  • very true but they are not the same as noaa weather forecast or other local forecasts. I know here in Dunedin they have an anemometer on top of SailHoneymoon's rental shack with a readout panel inside.

    DogboySailflow, wind alert, iwindsurf, ikitesurf - they are all the same company, just different branding for different markets. The data, forecasts, meters, etc are all the same.

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  • Cool stuff - thanks. I'm liking Windfinder right now, mainly because I like the Android app better than Windalert.

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    H16 back in the day
    SC17 right now
    Bradenton, FL
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