• Wind, rain, more wind, more rain, much more wind...
    The fisherpersons head out into SCA conditions but can hide by the Rim banksToday We're the Biggest Yacht at this marina!The Biggest this wayBiggest that wayBiggest from one end to the otherWind at 22 MPH with gusts to 32...stay another day!Record snow for Pensacola as well as for FloridaMore windNow Second Largest YachtNow Fourth Largest YachtSome more wind and rain, but better than snowNobody tries to do a 180 in the canal...not even usStuckees with a Captain's Seafood Platter at the Tiki Hut

    Clewiston, Weather Day 5

    22–27 ene., Estados Unidos ⋅ 🌬 54 °F

    We Planned (and God laughs) on one night at Roland's but had four more Weather Days. However, this storm is the worst for Florida in 120 years. The marina never lost power (switching to propane heat and cooking in the cabin would be a pain and not very safe) so we're thanking our lucky stars.

    An aside:
    We've gone under a lot of RR bridges, but we avoid getting under a train like avoiding COVID. I once had to pass the DOT HAZMAT course test required of locomotive engineers etc. You wouldn't believe what some of those tank cars (especially) are carrying...Benzene, Molten Sulfur, Sulfuric Acid, etc etc.
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    If one is leaking Something, you don't won't it in or on or near your boat. So just wait for the train to pass.

    NOAA Marine and Windy Blue version and Local Knowledge all predict the wind will settle down to 10-15 with gusts to 20 tomorrow, with a high of only 55 with fog and mist. We don't have a cabin heater (other than propane Lil Buddy) so we plan on four layers and keeping the cabin buttoned up. We need gas, but be aware that many marina fuel docks refuse to allow dipensing in the rain (so you won't blame them for water in their fuel). We'll see how that goes.

    Hope everyone is doing OK with this record setting snow storm!
    Safe travels...
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