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Old 01-19-06, 04:47 AM   #8
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Well, from my real life experience the med conditions are the following:
first of all you must take present that the med is a closed sea that take lot of influence from the north cold front and the south african ones. The conflict regarding this mainly big front provide a very quikly changes from calm to storming conditions in about 6/12 hours a day during all the seasons.

By general view:

Dec/Feb: Calm 20%, Rough 80% lots of storm with very strong wind (even to 60/100 Km/h when Bora or Maestrale cames up) very heavy fog often with calm sea times especially in the Adriatic sea.

Mar: Calm 75%, Rough 25% moderate fog in the first morning and moderate wind

Apr/Oct: Calm 95%, Rough 5% Very quickly short time storms (about 1/2 hours) due to termical inversion by cold air flow over very heated waters Wind generally calm.

Nov: Calm 75%, Rough 25% very heavy fog at night and first morning. Lots of rain precipitations.
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