ocean – Moçambique

PredictWind Demo: Sailing East Africa: Bazaruto Bay to Richards Bay: Bail Out in Inhaca, Maputo

This is why we needed to bail out for a few nights in Inhaca, Maputo, in Mozambique this year. Predictwind showed some variations in the 4 weather forecasts so it was not clear what we would definitely have 300 miles in to the passage, so we had to assume the worst, and that the GFS forecast model was a possibility. We would continue to get constant weather updates from Predictwind, via our Iridium GO, to see if we could possibly keep going as time went on.
This is just a short, real world quick and dirty demonstration of how we use Predictwind on our IPad using an Iridium GO to get weather while at sea.

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