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Old 13 June 2014, 17:30   #1
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Newhaven Weather Forecast Sat 14th June 2014

Hi all,

I am after some help relating to the weather forecast for Newhaven Tommorrow Saturday 14th June,

I have just been on the met office weather forecast and I have seen the below, I am not 100% sure if it is ok to go out mainly because of the weather later on,

The weather sounds quite good at first but I am not so sure later on in the day, I am looking at going out between the hours of 08.30am & 17.00pm 2morrow & I am not so sure to make the 80 mile drive or not?,

I am still learning & understanding about marine weather so all help greatly received,

North Foreland to Selsey Bill

For coastal areas up to 12 miles offshore from 1800 UTC Fri 13 Jun until 1800 UTC Sat 14 Jun
24 hour forecast:

Wind - Variable 3 or 4, becoming northeasterly 4 or 5.

Sea State - Smooth becoming slight, occasionally moderate later near North Foreland.

Weather - Showers for a time.

Visibility - Good, occasionally moderate.
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Old 13 June 2014, 17:50   #2
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Absolutely typical Sussex coast weather, 99% of the time it's a south westerly force 3 or 4 with slight seas down here and bumpy in a SIB. But NE tomorrow so should be OK. But as always what the forecast says and what the sea is like when you get here can be completely different! Pi$$es me off and I'm only 8 miles from the beach! Of course if it turns grotty just come in, you won't be far from the shore in a SIB. Met office is OK but you're better off checking Magic Seaweed, Wind Guru etc. Have you been to sea before? Have you done PB2?
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I have been to Sea and had a couple of boats before. I was younger and did not have so much sense as I do now to be truthful, so this time round all safety minded, VHF radio, flares etc, I don't fancy bouncing around all the time 2morrow, if you were me, would you abort?
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I was out there last week, Cooden to Seaford. Forecast was smooth, 5kt wind, 12" 'waves' all day. The morning was glorious, like a mill pond around Beachy Head. Came out of Sovereign harbour mid afternoon, was blowing force 3/4 and very choppy...

Typical East Sussex day!
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Looks ok? This is Wind Guru for Eastbourne tomorrow.
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Last time I was out to test the boat out for the first time it was quite choppy, but we had one hell of a sun tan, :-)

so I would prefer to be able to travel a bit further out to sea in search of bigger fish so I need to make my long drive worth it, but safety is my priority along with my mates safety, I am also trying to finish running my outboard in as I have another 8 hours to go, then I need to get it serviced so it's a bit of a vicious circle,
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so it sounds like you would all go out tommorrow?
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Absolutely typical Sussex coast weather, 99% of the time it's a south westerly force 3 or 4 with slight seas down here and bumpy in a SIB. But NE tomorrow so should be OK. But as always what the forecast says and what the sea is like when you get here can be completely different! Pi$$es me off and I'm only 8 miles from the beach! Of course if it turns grotty just come in, you won't be far from the shore in a SIB. Met office is OK but you're better off checking Magic Seaweed, Wind Guru etc. Have you been to sea before? Have you done PB2?

Wish I was 8 miles away from the coast

I will check those websites, I havent heard of them before, so thanks for the info, much appreciated
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Also bear in mind the on shore sea breezes that occur in this heat. They don't show on most forecasts. They start about 13:00 ish. Unless your waiting for them with your kite or windsurf then it doesn't happen!!
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All loaded up, 6 hours till the alarm goes off
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How'd it go Shaun?
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Hi Max,
The day went quite well, better than expected, Weather wise, it was cloudy most of the day with the rare slight breaks of sun, it was quite warm, at 09.00am the Sea was quite calm, so we just hit full throttle and went out approx 3 - 4 miles & just played around for an hour I would estimate, then we done a bit of relaxation & fishing and had a sandwich etc, Approx 13.00pm it started showing signs of heavy rain clouds coming and the sea having a slight wave, and I was thinking we are going to get drenched, but no, we managed to escape the downpour, the Sea calmed down again & we had a tiny spinkle of rain for a couple of minutes but nothing compared to what we thought was coming looking at the clouds, overall, weather was good and sea conditions were very good, already planning my next trip :-)
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This was about the roughest it was for about half an hour then it all went quite calm again
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Sounds great. How was the launch and the slipway at Newhaven (and how much in the end)?
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Couldn't ask for it to go more to plan than it did, we had a great day out.
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As Max mentioned we all benefited from calm seas this weekend because of the north east winds along the SE coast, it makes such a difference. I Love them.
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Just a shame the sun did not make more of an appearance, suppose we can't have everything we wish for
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Newhaven Weather Forecast Sat 14th June 2014

Sorry max , just seen your message, £20 all in and if I wanted I could of tied up to his pontoon for the night for a fiver
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