Navigate the Atlantic with practical currents and hurricane avoidance guidance.
This nonfiction work compiles careful nautical observations and directions for avoiding hurricanes, paired with a memoir on the currents of the Atlantic. It presents a survey of winds, currents, and routes across the ocean, using real-life sailing experience to help mariners plan safer passages.
In clear, accessible language, the book frames the scope of Atlantic navigation and the practical value of knowing how currents and winds behave. It highlights how seasonal patterns, polar and tropical winds, and major currents affect sailings, with notes drawn from long-term observations and navigational practice.
- Understand broad current patterns and how they influence routes across the Atlantic
- Learn strategies for steering to minimize hurricane risk and capitalize on favorable winds
- Discover historical and practical observations from seasoned seafarers
- Explore navigational directions and methods tied to real sailing experiences
Ideal for mariners seeking historical yet practical guidance, and for readers interested in maritime science and the history of Atlantic navigation.