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November 16, 2001



Photos of the Day

November 16 – Sea of Cortez, Mexico

The Wanderer, the usual editor for ‘Lectronic
Latitude, is back from the Ha-Ha . . . just in time to face a
nasty deadline for the December issue of Latitude 38.
So today’s edition of ‘Lectronic will be a mostly-photos feature
on the Sea of Cortez.


Profligate on the hook at lovely Isla San Francisco, about
35 miles north of La Paz.


Ken and Carmel messing with Snappy
the sea lion at Las Focas.


Ken, Carmel, and Doña de Mallorca drag the dinghy over
the rocks to enter the mangrove at Isla San Jose. This is easier
on the dinghy when done at high tide.

All Photos Latitude/Richard


Roberto tries some moondancing on the moon-like surface of Los
Focas.


When the sun gets low, it’s time
to reel in dinner.
Carmel, Chris, Roberto and Ken.


Sunsets are great in the Sea of
Cortez.
This one is only a two on a scale of 10.


YOTREPS

November 16 – The Pacific Ocean and Cyberspace

Who is out making passages in the Pacific
and what kind of weather are they having? Check out YOTREPS –
‘yacht reports’ – at http://www.bitwrangler.com/yotreps/


Weather Updates

November 16 – Pacific Ocean

San Francisco Bay Weather

To see what the winds are like on the Bay
and just outside the Gate right now, check out http://sfports.wr.usgs.gov/wind/.

California Coast Weather

Looking for current as well as recent wind
and sea readings from 17 buoys and stations between Pt. Arena
and the Mexican border? Here’s the place – which has further
links to weather buoys and stations all over the U.S.: www.ndbc.noaa.gov/stuff/southwest/swstmap.shtml.

Pacific Winds and Pressure

The University of Hawaii Dept. of Meteorology
page posts a daily
map
of the NE Pacific Ocean barometric pressure and winds.

Pacific Sea State

Check out the Pacific Ocean sea states
at: http://www.mpc.ncep.noaa.gov/RSSA/PacRegSSA.html.

For another view, see http://www.oceanweather.com/data/global.html.


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