Forum | Classifieds | Lost & Found | CGKA | Industry | Sensors | Forecast | Spots | Seattle | Decals | RSS | Facebook Events | Photos | Search | Register | Profile | Log in to check your messages | Log in  Calling wind gurus - Why did this happen Page Previous  1, 2          Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast previous topic :: next topic   Author Message Inflictor Since 17 Aug 2013 146 Posts Stoked Sat Apr 25, 15 9:18 am    listen to George Thanks George, we amateurs can only guess, nice to have a pro's explanation! V MikeZ Since 17 Jul 2012 207 Posts Beaverton / Seaside / Govy Stoked Sat Apr 25, 15 10:12 am     gtm wrote: Spring wind in The Gorge can be challenging as many have already stated. The complex terrain that sets up the nice gap flow in the summer can create really erratic wind in the spring when the wind is more influenced by stronger weather systems. Don't listen to this guy. I know him - he's a well known pole dancer and infiltrator. What's more, he's sold his soul (and prodigious forecasting skills) to the corporate machine. On the other hand, if somebody can hook him up with quality kite gear at a good price, we could potentially bring him over to our side - he's ripe for the picking. Then we could utilize his forecasting skills for our own evil purposes! Mwahahaha!        Northwest Kiteboarding -> Gorge / Portland / Oregon Coast All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page Previous  1, 2 Page 2 of 2   Jump to: Select a forum Northwest Kiteboarding Discussion Forum----------------Gorge / Portland / Oregon CoastFor SaleLost & FoundIndustry SoapboxCGKA  You cannot post new topics in this forum You cannot reply to topics in this forum You cannot edit your posts in this forum You cannot delete your posts in this forum You cannot vote in polls in this forum You can attach files in this forum You can download files in this forum