Not the world's biggest yacht race
Wednesday June 19th 2002, Author: James Boyd, Location: United Kingdom
Far side of the crystal ball - showing fresh SSW winds for start time on Saturday
Image: Raytech/AVN model wind data
Other models show the low pressure system to be further across the UK by Saturday in which can the wind to be fresher (around 20 knots) and more westerly first thing in the morning, then lightening to around 15 knots towards midday.
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