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  • prevailing-winds

    Webapp for planning your sailing holidays. Interactive map showing windroses of historic winds. Could also be useful for surfers, paragliders, pilots and more.

    • Is that 1/10 of Azimut bearings? I don't want to clutter the UI but I'm thinking about it: https://github.com/mRcSchwering/prevailing-winds/issues/6

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