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Jerome Rand, sailing the Westsail 32 *Mighty Sparrow*, delayed a planned offshore departure from Fort Pierce, Florida, after analyzing radar imagery showing a line of thunderstorms stretching from Florida to the Bahamas.8:56 Despite favorable wind forecasts for the initial leg, the potential for lightning and 20-to-25-knot gusts in the Gulf Stream prompted the decision to remain at the dock.9:44 While waiting for the next weather window, Rand completed several maintenance projects, including sewing new spray skirts and installing a Lee cloth in the main salon.14:55 He also optimized his deck setup by mounting a solar panel to the Dodger to avoid manual handling during rain.19:50 Using the Luck Grib app to monitor a 15-day forecast, he identified a potential window for a 10-day offshore passage beginning on a Sunday, characterized by light winds.21:26 The delay allowed for boat improvements and rest, reinforcing the practice of adjusting expectations to match current conditions rather than forcing a departure.

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