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Rolex Giraglia Race. Rolex Middle Sea Race. Rolex Sydney Hobart Race. If you use this site on a regular basis, please consider helping us out We provide 7-day Wind and Wave Forecasts to help sailors with their passage planning and weather routing. Before and during deliveries, ocean races, regattas, cruises, and all other types of offshore passages, we have your whole route covered. Our sailing weather forecasts are derived using data from the most trusted and reliable weather models available. More people are using PassageWeather than ever, but advertising revenues across the web are falling fast. So you can see why we need to ask for your help. But we do it because we believe our forecasts matter. If everyone who uses our weather forecasts helps us out just a little bit, our future would be much more secure. PassageWeather is a FREE sailing weather website If you use this website on a regular basis, please consider helping us out. PassageWeather now offers specialised Weather Routing for sailing yachts. Check out the Custom Weather Services page for more information.

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We delve into a plethora of sailing weather apps and websites in an attempt to discover which ones offer the most comprehensive detail and the best value. The transformation in the availability, frequency and accuracy of weather forecasts available to the cruising sailor in the past decade has been truly amazing. Awaking, bleary-eyed, for the Shipping Forecast is but a distant memory for most sailors these days. Internet weather gives us instant, six-hourly updates with wind and gust speeds, precipitation, temperatures, pressure and wave forecasts, all available at the touch of a button or the tap of a touch-screen. All you need is a mobile data signal or WiFi and you have the kind of weather data for which our forebears would have given their back teeth. However, with choice comes complexity. With so many available, which should you choose? Which computer models are they based upon, and are any more accurate than others? A forecast for more than seven days ahead is likely to be little more than highly-educated guesswork. Closer in, the accuracy improves — and for a day or so ahead, modern forecasts are invariably correct. Modern forecasts are based on numerical weather prediction NWP. The two main centres are the UK Met Office and the US National Weather Service, which together provide the worldwide service to aviation, and it is from here that most forecasts originate. Numerical weather prediction takes into account all the physical factors driving the atmospheric conditions — the spin of the earth, heating by the sun, topography and the effects of water — and this raw data is fed into enormous supercomputers along with observations from the relevant area. These huge volumes of data are crunched by the machines to produce a forecast. In all forecasts, there is much approximation and estimation of the physics. How the raw data is dealt with differs slightly as it is run through the different computer models. A consensus Where all the available forecasts agree, you can be fairly sure that the weather will do what they say and you can use them to plan a cruise with a fair degree of confidence. You should never rely upon one source only. There is considerable benefit in having input from a human forecaster who can use intelligence and experience to interpret the computer output. Forecast maps are also available. You can zoom out to see global weather patterns, or zoom into a local area to see wind, rain, pressure, waves and other data. It overlays wind barbs on forecast maps at three-hour intervals, and there are also charts for surface pressure, wave height and direction, visibility and precipitation and sea temperature. Website, iOS and Android apps An expensive option, this — but PredictWind offers high levels of detail and, it claims, the highest resolution and most accurate forecasts on the internet. At the highest end, it also includes weather routeing. These follow the same pattern as those broadcast by the coastguard. Surface pressure charts are also available. Greater wind data is available on an hourly forecast under their standard forecast tab, with direction, base and gust strength displayed. Of more use is their interactive UK wind map, which shows wind strength on a grid overlaid on a map. This can be set to show base wind and gust strength and direction. It can be tricky to navigate the Met Office site, but the information is available — albeit in a less easily decipherable display than some others. A free three-day trial is available. Website, iOS and Android apps Windfinder is based on the GFS model on a 13km resolution, and offers wind and wave data as well as weather reports. Wind and weather forecasts are available on an hourly basis, with wind barbs showing the speed and direction. Long-range forecasts are available up to 10 days ahead. Sadly, wind maps — which are presented in a useful fashion — are only available for Scandinavia and the eastern North Sea. Nonetheless, the remainder of the site still makes it a really useful planning tool. This website might be written in German, but this site is perhaps the biggest one-stop resource out there. All free, it collates forecasts from all the major forecast centres in one place. Wetterzentrale can be tricky to get the hang of, but the data is there and is really useful. XC Weather, originally developed for gliders, combines forecasts based on the GFS model with a network of weather stations for real-time wind data across the country. It displays wind history at these sites, and forecasts with wind gust speed on a three-hourly basis. It works really well on a computer screen, but is a little fiddly to use on a touch-screen. Similar data is available online on the Met Office website. The animations are clear and easy to view, and well visualised. It combines the wind arrows with isobars to give you a very handy overview not only of forecast wind, but also approaching weather fronts. PBO Verdict All these sites and apps will give you a weather forecast, but they vary in the quality and quantity of data available. We found PredictWind to offer excellent clarity, resolution and accuracy, but at a substantial cost for the pro features. For longer-range forecasts, WetterZentrale and yr. Home Seamanship. Here are some of the most popular sites and apps. PredictWind Website, iOS and Android apps An expensive option, this — but PredictWind offers high levels of detail and, it claims, the highest resolution and most accurate forecasts on the internet. Windfinder Website, iOS and Android apps Windfinder is based on the GFS model on a 13km resolution, and offers wind and wave data as well as weather reports. WetterZentrale This website might be written in German, but this site is perhaps the biggest one-stop resource out there. XC weather XC Weather, originally developed for gliders, combines forecasts based on the GFS model with a network of weather stations for real-time wind data across the country.

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