Heavy Seas with Hurricane Lee Pose Threat to Mariners
A Hurricane Warning remains in effect for the Atlantic High Seas associated with Hurricane Lee with peak seas of around 47 feet near the center as the system moves slowly...
The 110-foot Coast Guard Cutter Key Largo, homeported in San Juan, Puerto Rico, got caught in a squall in the Mona Pass June 20. The fast-moving rain storm passed through the area in about 45 minutes.
Anchoring a ship in heavy seas can be challenging and requires careful consideration to ensure the ship’s safety. The following steps are typically followed to anchor a ship in heavy seas:
In heavy seas, the ship may need to use additional anchors or a combination of anchors and thrusters to maintain its position and stability. The crew may also need to take additional precautions, such as increasing the number of crew members on watch or securing loose equipment and cargo to prevent damage or injury.
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