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 If you check out **discussion boards for boaters and sailors** ​ you may be able to find some well informed discussions about models and apps, particularly about the **higher end features their paid versions** ​ provide and how useful users have found them for trip planning, extended trips, etc. in specific areas. If you check out **discussion boards for boaters and sailors** ​ you may be able to find some well informed discussions about models and apps, particularly about the **higher end features their paid versions** ​ provide and how useful users have found them for trip planning, extended trips, etc. in specific areas.
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 +==== Watching for Weather Changes (When You Are Close to Or On the Water) ====
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 +**Peter Marcus'​s Advice in Bellingham**
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 +1) See any dark lines right on the horizon which isn't very far away from us because we are only sitting about four feet above the surface, maybe a pleasure/​fishing boat pounding into the waves and wind in the distance.
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 +2) A strong wind approaching will have a mist line above it, almost always there, moisture swept up above the surface like a very faint see-through fog.
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 +3) Clouds….sneak a peak up, compare them to a permanent object,​(different shapes tell different stories), like a surfski paddler sitting on a rock….get a feel for how fast the cloud is traveling.
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 +4) okay, maybe four things….wave shape and pattern, 15 mph SE might have that Post Point chop, especially going over the reef right their, but if their is a little bigger mini roller under certain sets of waves or under that slop, it might be suggesting something from the distance…..so resort back to 1)
  
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