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    Default Weather Fax Charts versus Electronically Derived GRIBs

    This is an interesting article discussing NOAA’s weather fax charts vs. electronically derived GRIB data forecasts published in the August 2010 issue of the Mariner's Weather Log

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    Default Re: Weather Fax Charts versus Electronically Derived GRIBs

    Quote Originally Posted by fredwx View Post
    This is an interesting article discussing NOAA’s weather fax charts vs. electronically derived GRIB data forecasts published in the August 2010 issue of the Mariner's Weather Log

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    Hi Fred, I went to your site but the link to read the "FULL ARTICLE" is an invalid address.
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    Default Re: Weather Fax Charts versus Electronically Derived GRIBs

    Lee's article is interestingly dense, as was his CMM Meteorology class at MITAGS: he is full of knowledge but I sometimes have a hard time following his train of thought.
    In any event, using multiple sources for your weather forecasts seems simple enough (on HP1 I use Wilkens and OPC) and yet not practiced by most of the mariners I have sailed with over the years.
    I was a mate transiting the North Atlantic in October 1991 and remember the captain not paying enough attention to the weather, that'll never happen to me again!!!
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