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Richard,

Can you recommend any good marine weather books for dummies?

Asking for a friend...
The USA today Weather book is a good one.
Lots of graphics and understandable for the average person.

US Power Squadron also offers a good Wx course...largely based on the USA today book and other boating related topics.
 
Based on one of the early posts, I ordered the Radar Book. In the first 5 pages I was already learning new stuff. :thumb: Thanks for the suggestion.

Cheers, Bill
 
Some friends are advising me on different aspects of the boat we are building. One of them said "and what are you doing for a liferaft?"

I replied that I wasn't going to get one until the first year we cruise to Alaska. That in WA/BC waters we aren't ever that far from land and surely we could make use of our tender. He was not impressed and told me to read a few books like this one:

https://www.amazon.com/Overboard-Blue-water-Odyssey-Disaster-Survival-ebook/dp/B0039PH75E/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1507284363&sr=1-1&keywords=overboard

Just finished it last night. Oy vey. Good for us to see what has happened to some other unfortunate (or poor planning) folks.
 
I enjoyed voyaging under power By Robert Beebe/Leishman, 3rd edition. Beebe is considered by many to be the father of the trawler revolution.
 
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