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Lightning Everywhere… We Sailed Into a Storm We Never Saw Coming
25 de abril de 2026 · 14 min · 7K visualizações · Kapuas, Indonesia
Sailor stares at lightning over storm-tossed ocean waves
O que este vídeo aborda
Camille and Jesse sail Stella on a 130-nautical-mile overnight crossing that deteriorates into two consecutive days and nights of continuous lightning, squalls, and building swell. The passage begins calmly under a full moon with 5.5-knot winds and 3.3-knot boat speed, but the moon disappears behind thick cloud within hours of nightfall.▶ 5:39 They reef the main twice, furl the jib to near-storm-jib configuration, and sail the entire passage without the engine.▶ 7:03 Lightning surrounds them continuously — not occasional strikes but constant, all-around — while Stella slams through wave after wave.▶ 7:19 Neither crew member sleeps; every wave impact wakes whoever tries to rest below.▶ 10:44 By the second night, winds hit 28–30 knots in squalls, easing to 18–19 knots between them.▶ 11:13 They navigate the final approach to an unfamiliar anchorage at 1:30 a.m. using Google satellite imagery, a fish finder for depth, and the full moon for visibility, dropping anchor in calm water after roughly 48 hours of storm sailing.▶ 11:35 Pre-reefing before dark rather than waiting for conditions to force it kept sail changes manageable during the worst squalls.▶ 11:13
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