Nautical Term: WWD
Definition of WWD
1. Weather Working Day, also known as WWD, refers to a specific day in a sailor’s log where the primary focus is on recording and interpreting weather data to inform sailing decisions.
Example: April 15, WWD: Strong easterly winds of 20 knots, gusting to 25 knots, with choppy waves of 3 feet. The barometer readings showed a steady drop throughout the day, indicating the potential for even stronger winds in the coming hours. Given the current weather conditions and the expected trend, it is strongly advised that sailors avoid sailing in the open waters until the weather conditions improve.
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