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Originally Posted by Slickcraft
Correct, that is about the longest wind fetch on the lake with a NW wind. On West Welch with a NW wind the fetch is only abut 1/3 of what you had. At our place 20 sustained from the NW kicks up some big rollers.
Alan
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Ok, makes sense.
I guess my final questions:
1. When wind direction is given, it's in the "from" orientation? So, a NW wind means it's coming from the NW. I probably should know this, but all my apps use arrows.
2. The "fetch" is the distance that wind will be crossing the water unhindered?
If so, an E wind would've been much more favorable given we were hugging Wolfeboro/Tuftonboro Necks?
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