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NAHANT HARBOR REVIEW • JULY 2006 • Page 21Land and Sea Breezesby Rob Scanlan, Marine SurveyorThere is nothing that upsets a day on the water, more than finding a nice, romantic,secure anchorage, off a quiet beach, only to have the wind spring up from seaward. Youhave been caught by the sea breeze, a daily phenomenon, that occurs when the land getsheated by the sun, as the day progresses. This causes the air over the land to rise, drawing incooler air from the sea.By mid-day, there can be a steady, local circulation of air developing, with the risingair heading out to the sea, cooling, and then rejoining the low-level wind blowing in fromthe sea. You cannot change the sea breeze—it is a fact of nature, but you can choose youranchorage carefully, to try to avoid it. The breeze will be at right angles to the main trend ofthe coastline, so if you can find an anchorage where there is an offshore island, or a headland,between you and the open sea, you will be much less affected. A deep bay or a coveaway from the general trend of the coast, will also help.Land breezes are the same thing in reverse, with the land cooling in the evening andthe sea staying much the same temperature. Now the wind will flow off the land and out tosea, but it usually will not bother you, because by the time it starts, around midnight, you areprobably safe and sound in a sheltered port, or that quiet romantic anchorage.Rob Scanlan is an Accredited & Certified Marine Surveyor in the United States,Canada, England & Australia. www.mastermarinesurveyor.comThank you to Harbor Review SubscribersThank you for all the cards and letters of encouragement that you sent in with yoursubscriptions. Many “Thanks!” are extended to these voluntary subscribers who sent in their$15 subscription between May 15th and June 15th: Knights of Columbus, <strong>Nahant</strong> DoryClub, Patricia Adolph, Carmen Barile, Susan Branga, Judith Day, Jean Desilvestri, LollieEnnis, Coleman Greene, James Konowitz, Mary Lermond, George Mazareas, SherriMcDermott and Ellen Steeves. Thank you all very much. Many “THANKS!!!” to BumperGooding for organizing a very successful subscription drive, and to Kevin Nugent, DenMaster and to the <strong>Nahant</strong> Cub Scouts for all their hard work. Let’s do it again next year!JUNE 2006 PUZZLE WINNERSThere was no winner last month. Come on, <strong>Nahant</strong>! I know there are puzzle solversout there. It is easy to enter and win FREE breakfast for two. Just complete the crosswordpuzzle, bring it to Captain Seaside Restaurant on <strong>Nahant</strong> Road and put it in thePUZZLE BOX on the counter. 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