Wind Eases Off A Bit
After a few days in a row of winds averaging at or above 30 mph, winds backed off into the low- to mid-20s today, despite the weather nerds predicting that the winds would peak today. Wind was a bit up and down today when I sailed - 5.0 was the call for me on my lunch-time session. Pretty gusty and offshore.
Still not much in the waves at Kanaha. Uppers and Camp One have some waist-high wind swell breaking, but it's all backside riding. Hookipa, from what I hear, has some occasional should-high sets coming in at a little bit better angle, enough for some down the line riding. The weekend saw lots of the little grommet windsurfers at Hookipa. No doubt practicing for the upcoming Aloha Classic in November.
Price for a gallon of gas at the Tesoro station on Dairy Road near the aiport today was $3.51/gallon. A couple of days ago it was only $3.24.
Still not much in the waves at Kanaha. Uppers and Camp One have some waist-high wind swell breaking, but it's all backside riding. Hookipa, from what I hear, has some occasional should-high sets coming in at a little bit better angle, enough for some down the line riding. The weekend saw lots of the little grommet windsurfers at Hookipa. No doubt practicing for the upcoming Aloha Classic in November.
Price for a gallon of gas at the Tesoro station on Dairy Road near the aiport today was $3.51/gallon. A couple of days ago it was only $3.24.
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