Sail Training in a 40 Knot Squall: Ep. 102 - Eastbound and Up

J. Blue heads out with Capt. John, first mate Knight and Pam to enjoy a day of sail boat training, but several large storm cells develop behind them, hindering their ability to sail and blowing winds of 40 knots!

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[sailingfreedomandfireflies]

So you did not actually sail in 40 knot winds, you motored a sailboat in 40 knot wind.

[gregoryhurt]

Everyone's idea of heavy air is different. If your vessel is well founded and the wind is abaft of beam which it appears to be, you missed a nice time to sail.

[deislanddave]

You're going for a day sail, you looked at weather, and you decided to leave the mooring? What kind of judgment is that? 40 kts is not a storm - it's a gale. A real storm is much more wind. Gusts don't count - sustained winds count. You didn't sail. You motored around and got wet. Sounds pretty silly to me.