Yes, bad weather! While cruising - and even during a race - almost everything is done to avoid it. Never pleasant to be caught out and/or damaged. Bad weather is anticipated in two ways: by avoiding being where it is likely to occur - sailing areas and times of year - and by preparing your multihull. A complete subject that we will be dealing with soon. But what to do when you are surprised by very strong winds and/or seas? Our 12 tips to stay operational and prevent the big three - Cold, Hunger and Fear - from taking over!
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Suitable clothing As long as the bad weather is manageable and the latitudes where you operate are mild in terms of temperatures, a traditional salopettes and jacket combination is perfect. But if the conditions become extreme, a survival suit will be essential. Anticipate meals! It’s very difficult to cook in severe weather. Prepare, if possible in advance, thermos of hot drinks, cereal bars and other dried fruits. Freeze-dried dishes are easy and quick to prepare; they allow you to eat hot food! Keep the children safe Children can stay in the cockpit as long as the seas a…