28 knot WSW wind, overcast, occasional snizzle (snow and drizzle) and wet snow.
Air temperature:
−1.7 °C
Sea conditions:
moderate to rough sea on a short, moderate 3m swell
Sea temperature:
0.8 °C
Comments
After yesterdays remarks about warmer water and no bergs, the first iceberg promptly appeared on our southern horizon, 26 nautical miles away, but visible. So that was a bit of excitement for us! Conditions continued to be delightful for the evening, and have only started to deteriorate since this morning, with increasing winds and rising seas slowing our progress. Otherwise... You guessed it: more field training. Plus, the beginnings of our pre-arrival-at-Casey briefings. REGARDS Doug and Nicki
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A map showing Australia and Antarctica. The map shows the journey of one voyage that has occured in the season, with each route highlighted in a distinct colour.
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