Is blowing ZERO at skyway, I am OUTTA HERE

That's right zero to hero at the beach... and soon.

http://www.iwindsurf.com/windandwher...=14&siteID=812

I'll be on a bright yellow/blue TD
Whitecaps within a half hour 8)
Someone come out to the 'Tow and nail this with me

http://www.baynews9.com/Sky9.html

[inferno]

not that im a wind expert, but before it hit zero it was blowing from the NE and just after it hit zero it was blowing from the ENE, that doesnt sound to much like a seabreeze kicking in, but i could be wrong :?:

No worries. That's why I hit most seabreezes alone (cuz everyone says "I am no expert, but its blowing zero" :P )
Just watch the screen, I will be riding within the hour.
By the time the SW sensor registers, and you decide to drive out and rig, half of the seabreeze is done, and it's on the downswing

[inferno]

i know, but most of the time the sensor hitting zero is only a good sign when it is blowing from the east, then it hits zero just before it switches west and starts cranking, i believe you were the one who told me that its not as good for a seabreeze if it starts out blowing from the west....

[inferno]

confirmed 20-22knots at blue flag by scott

[Optionryder420]

will it blow around 5? If it does, I'll be out there.

[toby wilson]

If it doesn't, I'll be skunked at the Skyway..."Skunked at the Skyway" sounds like some cheezy reality series or something... :lol:

[skempthepimp]

Pard'n my ignance, but whars da blue flag :?:

[Big G]

Skemp,
You ready for another d-winder at the causeway?

[skempthepimp]

that sounds real nice. Do you think we could launch though with the off shore wind on the causway

Call Me 813 918 2173

Another idea is a beach downwinder. Maybe sand key