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On day 14 of an Atlantic crossing, Jibsea encounters a series of intermittent squalls that force constant sail adjustments.Watch Winds fluctuate rapidly between 11 and 30 knots, while sea states increase from 6 to 12 feet.9:01 The crew chooses to minimize radar usage at night to conserve battery power, relying on visual vigilance to manage the shifting wind loads.0:37 These conditions prevent the boat from maintaining a consistent sail trim, leading to a rocky, unstable motion that disrupts sleep for both Travis and Steph.8:45 The crew avoids fishing or complex meal preparation during the peak of the weather, opting for previously caught mahi-mahi.7:40 By day 15, the squalls taper off, though winds remain steady at 20 to 25 knots with 8- to 10-foot seas.9:07 The persistent pitch and roll of the vessel cause significant fatigue, making rest difficult even after the weather stabilizes.9:55 Frequent sail changes are necessary to balance boat speed and comfort when wind speeds drop immediately following a squall.4:27

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