around here, it is 16+ knots of wind sometime during the day, forecasted.
Reality is that probably half the days are small craft warnings.



Wrong as usual, jaxie. The criteria for Small Craft Warnings varies by
district, but is usually either 18 to 33 knots or 20 to 33 knots likely in
the
next 12 hours, and/or moderate chop (4 feet for the Chesapeake).

But I agree, he's a pussy. Of course, since he has a "small craft" it
probably
just as well.

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
small craft advisories mean wind **might** get to 16 knots. he's a pussy
alright.

"Veridican" wrote

I don't sail when there are small craft advisories. It's not
that I'm afraid to (well, maybe I am); it's more that I don't want to
rig
my
boat in that wind and try to get it away from the dock. My boat could
have
handled it.

Pussy!