by Tim Dyer
I have witnessed many changes in Bay weather these past few years, and this one goes down in the books as a particularly wild one. Our melting polar ice is causing more waves in the jet stream resulting in a vigorous mixing of air masses than we normally get. On the water, it means stronger, faster changes in wind and rain events.
Qayaq Corner – Training and Practice
by Ralph Gardave For those of you who know me you know that I’m a strong proponent of training and practice. It is this be-lief that was behind the offering of the White Squall workshops at Rendezvous. As I write this on Dec 05 it has been less than two weeks since I was in … Read more