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Two Tropical Storms Threaten Mexico
Hurricane Jova is aimed right for Barra de Navidad.© 2011 StormPulse As of 8 a.m. this morning, Hurricane Jova, a powerful Category 3 hurricane, and Hurricane Irwin, now down to tropical storm force, threaten the coast of mainland Mexico. The most recent forecast predicts that Jova will make landfall a few miles north of Barra…
Bay Sailors Win Vintage A-Cup Challenge
Although it was a gray day on the Sound — maybe a little less gray than this black & white photo — spirits were high aboard Weatherly, as Ken Pimentel drove her into the lead during race two. Weatherly©2011 Latitude 38 Media, LLC As America’s Cup fever builds in San Francisco Bay, 3,000 miles away…
Fleet Week is Back!
One of the Bay’s truly special spectacles is back this weekend when the U.S. Navy’s Fleet Week celebration comes to town. While that means there’ll be cool stuff like air shows by the Blue Angels, and war ship parades and tours, it also means that the Coast Guard has set aside some space for all…
Sun is Overrated
Abby, Jessica, Brad, Dale, Ivi and Herb proved they aren’t fair weather sailors by taking a jaunt to Ayala Cove, where they report they were the only boat. © 2011 Dale Angus On Monday, we challenged our Facebook fans to not let a few days of rain and gloom dampen their sailing spirit. "Aw, rain…
Two, Not One, Hurricanes Forecast for P.V.
According to various hurricane forecasting services, Tropical Storms Jova and Irwin were expected to develop into hurricanes, then make beelines for Banderas Bay / Puerto Vallarta, making landfall on late Monday night and Thursday respectively. The vast majority of Mexican hurricanes travel to the northwest, paralleling the coast and then heading offshore. These two storms…