SIMMER STYLE MARCH 2025 -TOP

WINTER’S TALE – BLACK MONDAY

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Yes storm Imogen certainly did not disappoint in any shape or form. Gusts near St Catherine’s Point on the Isle of Wight reportedly hit over 100 knots and with huge waves crashing over Sennen Cove, Porthcawl and Porthleven, there were plenty of spectacular images posted on social media to bear witness to the storm’s incredible power.

SAFETY FIRST
One thing to always be aware of if you do feel up for the challenge of windsurfing in such mental conditions is that you are sure that your level is good enough to handle such strong winds, ferocious waves and heavy currents! It is all too easy be goaded by your mates to go challenge a storm but remember your limits, sail with company and don’t feel pressured into going out when you know that danger is looming and you are beyond your capabilities! Crazy weather can go down in storms and you never know what might happen if you are swatted by a wild gust. Remember it is winter, the water is cold and playing it safe can be a much wiser option than trying to be a hero in front of your mates.

 
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