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Wes and Kate transit the Intracoastal Waterway (ICW) north from St. Augustine, Florida, to an anchorage south of Pine Island.▶ 2:44 During a severe afternoon thunderstorm, the crew leaves their hatches open, resulting in significant water ingress below deck.▶ 1:32 They mitigate damage to bedding by storing linens in plastic trash bags and confirm the bilge remains manageable after the downpour.▶ 2:01 The pair reports frequent, intense afternoon squalls in Florida during the summer, noting wind speeds between 30 and 50 knots accompanied by heavy lightning.▶ 3:49 They advise cruisers to complete daily passages during the morning hours to avoid these predictable, high-intensity weather systems.▶ 4:04 The current anchorage near Pine Island offers protection just off the ICW with minimal traffic.▶ 3:06 While navigating the region, the crew meets with fellow liveaboards, including the creator of the Accidental Sailor Girl channel.▶ 4:35

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