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Summer Hurricanes & Winter Rain
What NOAA thinks Carlos will look like in the next few days. NOAA©Latitude 38 Media, LLC The National Hurricane Center reports that Tropical Storm Carlos, now well off the coast of Acapulco, is about to develop into a hurricane and head northwest. At this early point in the game, some computer models have Carlos going inland,…
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Golden Rule Ready to Launch
As reported in the March 2013 issue of Latitude 38, a group of dedicated volunteers has been working tirelessly over the past few years restoring the historic ketch Golden Rule to better-than-new condition. They plan to launch her on June 20 in Humboldt Bay. Under the guidance of master shipwrights, volunteers rebuilt Golden Rule from…
Classic Coastal Cup
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Blanca Was No Odile
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