As far as the ICW is concerned (that’s the Intra Coastal Waterway), North and South Carolina look pretty darned similar, well actually, not really, but whatever.
It seemed like this trip up the coast was a bit chillier than I would have thought. We didn’t really have a lot of hot days and the nights were a touch cool. Maybe we were just a couple weeks ahead of we’re we should have been, or maybe the weather was a bit “off”.
Anyway, this is some important stuff so pay attention, and yes it will be on the test.
2 responses to “June 16: The Carolinas”
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Lol all I have is a cell phone-no computer. As for Beaufort storms, that one was at a distance. When they hit dead on, they can be quite exciting, 60 mph winds all at once, usually 180 degrees away from the direction it was just blowing. Luckily(?) they do usually last about 20 mins-just enough to turn your shorts brown as they rearrange the anchorage! Good times!
As a matter of science, Beaufort used to get a squall every summer afternoon, & there was often spinnage spotted, although few waterspouts/tornadoes developed. Now with the new weather patterns, squalls mostly split, going north & south of Beaufort. I have no objection to this new modality!