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The September Edition Trade Winds is now on our website https://www.wriwx.com/. In this edition we talk about WRI & upcoming Annapolis Sailboat Show & Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, recap our time at the Newport International Boat Show, & discuss Hurricane Idalia
We're watching a trough that's got the potential to become a tropical, or subtropical, low north of the Bahamas & East of the SE'rn US coast near the 22nd. If you've got plans to sail along the coast, be sure to reach out for a fresh forecast before you depart to keep you safe.
Tropical Storm Nigel continues to strengthen in the central Atlantic. Rapid intensification is expected over the next 48 hours with Nigel likely becoming a hurricane tonight and is forecast to approach major hurricane strength in a couple days.
Post-Tropical Cyclone Lee officially made landfall on Long Island in Nova Scotia around 1600AST or 2000UTC today packing winds estimated to be 70mph or near 61kts. The system will now accelerate NE'ward over the next day or so.
Only three days until the Newport International Boat Show! If you plan on attending, please email us at wri@wriwx.com for guest tickets. We'll be located at Corner Booth #41, Tent A. Director of Operations Jeremy Davis and Meteorologist Kyle Petroziello will be there!
