All I can say for sure was it was a windy Dec/Jan in Cabarete. Judging by the forecasts it looked windy in Barbados, St Lucia etc. & points further south. What was happening in St Croix?TangTonic wrote: ↑Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:12 pmYeah - but it hasn't just been Cabarete. I have the sense that Dec/Jan was good through most of the Caribbean. It looks like it was very windy in Barbados, the Windward Islands, the Antilles, Venezuela/Colombia etc. Windier, in general, than Cabarete. The place that hasn't benefited from this is Cuba ... because Cuba doesn't get reliable trade winds in the winter months.
Wrong, we have had a terrible winter season. Many light wind days.
Frontal wind? The terrible cold weather in NA may have translated into cold fronts hitting the north shore of Cuba. Scroll to the bottom of this page (today)dirtybeach wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 9:33 pmJust scored 10 days straight (out of 11) at Cayo Guillermo. 9-12m kites
That’s two years in a row that we scored good wind there in March, using the “secret” method of when to book a trip. I booked mine 5 weeks out btw.
It was half and half, pretty good pattern, lots of morning wind and all day blowsFlyboy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 10:10 pmFrontal wind? The terrible cold weather in NA may have translated into cold fronts hitting the north shore of Cuba. Scroll to the bottom of this page (today)dirtybeach wrote: ↑Sun Mar 31, 2019 9:33 pmJust scored 10 days straight (out of 11) at Cayo Guillermo. 9-12m kites
That’s two years in a row that we scored good wind there in March, using the “secret” method of when to book a trip. I booked mine 5 weeks out btw.
http://www.kitexcite.com/wind-forecast/
you can see the north wind hitting Cuba & the DR & disrupting the easterlies in the northern Caribbean. As usual, the easterlies seem to be pumping off the shore of Venezuela & Colombia.
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