3/17 Craig's Where to Risk
Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2014 8:44 amThere will be a lot of wind out there today, but with snow flurries possible, and air temps that flirt with
50 degrees before the afternoon when it gets cold, it's dangerous for sure.
Grantsville has incredibly gusty 4.5M South winds now, and the air temp may be the highest it will get all
day(mid 50s), it'll turn North around noon, and be cold and still strong and gusty.
Yuba will likely have AM south winds until 11in the 4.5/9M range.
DeerCreek sees 5.5/10 South winds in the late AM and gets wildly gusty around 1PM then switches
North for frigid 5M/10 rides under snow squall skies. Willard sees afternoon 5/10M North conditions.
Rush sees 3.5/trainer kite conditions PM with some rain mixed in on the strong North wind, Likewise
Utah lake launches look to have 4/8M conditions probably from Noon until about 6PM, peaking around
5PM when it will be hard to hold anything down in the 55 MPH gusts. You know this is
risky business, but If you're thinking about going out, be sure you know how to stay warm in
extreme conditions and make sure your life insurance is up to date.
Tomorrow, cold residual 8/16M conditions at Rush and UL PM, under sunny 49 degree skies.
Weds looks like a Deer Creek kinda day, if you can live through 50 degree air temps PM.
-Craig
50 degrees before the afternoon when it gets cold, it's dangerous for sure.
Grantsville has incredibly gusty 4.5M South winds now, and the air temp may be the highest it will get all
day(mid 50s), it'll turn North around noon, and be cold and still strong and gusty.
Yuba will likely have AM south winds until 11in the 4.5/9M range.
DeerCreek sees 5.5/10 South winds in the late AM and gets wildly gusty around 1PM then switches
North for frigid 5M/10 rides under snow squall skies. Willard sees afternoon 5/10M North conditions.
Rush sees 3.5/trainer kite conditions PM with some rain mixed in on the strong North wind, Likewise
Utah lake launches look to have 4/8M conditions probably from Noon until about 6PM, peaking around
5PM when it will be hard to hold anything down in the 55 MPH gusts. You know this is
risky business, but If you're thinking about going out, be sure you know how to stay warm in
extreme conditions and make sure your life insurance is up to date.
Tomorrow, cold residual 8/16M conditions at Rush and UL PM, under sunny 49 degree skies.
Weds looks like a Deer Creek kinda day, if you can live through 50 degree air temps PM.
-Craig