Utah Windriders Association

It looks like the wind is going to start out southwest tomorrow and shift to the west/northwest in the afternoon. I think it will be too west for Rush (not sure if Rush has any water). I am curious if you think it will make it to ULSSB before dark. Craig, Dean - what are your thoughts?

I haven't been on the water since I got back from the gorge. Starting to feel that itch again.

Kenny

Hi Kenny,

If it comes in down there, it'll be after 4 PM. The clouds should clear,
in the PM, but with the West component, it'll still be a little gusty.
Watch for stray thunderheads (as in dangerous gusts).
Probably be more Northerly the farther North
you are on the lake.

I think there's pretty good potential for big kite rides if there's not much
moisture in the area (ala Dean's theory).

Good luck,

-Craig

p.s. I'd like to know if Rush still has water also, anybody been out there
lately?

p.p.s Could be a lot better up at Sulfur tomorrow, if you stay clear of
the power lines, could be some ripp'n Kite rides up there, again
with the potential for dangerous thunderhead gusts.

Kenny wrote:It looks like the wind is going to start out southwest tomorrow and shift to the west/northwest in the afternoon. I think it will be too west for Rush (not sure if Rush has any water). I am curious if you think it will make it to ULSSB before dark. Craig, Dean - what are your thoughts?

I haven't been on the water since I got back from the gorge. Starting to feel that itch again.

Kenny