Velmonda

Como

Gravedona · Alto Lario

No wind
“Go”: a rideable window long enough to count. “Marginal”: it might work, not for long enough to promise. “No wind”: nothing rideable today. “Not yet”: too far out, or the models still disagree. Drawn as an outline, never a colour. The small line underneath says where the number comes from: which models, whether they are corrected against wind measured at this spot, and whether what you see was measured or forecast.

Tivano tops out at 4 kn. Nothing rideable today.

Model ensemble · not calibrated here yet · forecast, not measured what that means

Same call as last night

1–4kn no window

Tivano · N/NE

Hour by hour
Each bar is one hour's forecast, coloured by your range: solid inside it, amber just short or gusty, muted outside. On a day nothing reaches your range, nothing takes a colour: there is data, and it is honestly short.

05:0013:0020:00

Peak 4 kn at 17:00. Nothing reaches your range today, so the strip stays uncoloured: there is data, and it is honestly short.

Why not
Two questions, answered separately: is the thermal setting up (the label), and does it build far enough for your minimum (the fill)? It can honestly set up and still stop short; then the gauge turns amber and the sentence names the gap.
Not setting up

peaks at 4 kn · 356 W/m²

Water ~
~16°
Air
13°
Suit
4/3 and boots
Morning
11°
Midday
15°
Afternoon
17°
Evening
16°

Local knowledge

The Ventone arrives without warning, at any hour: the first gusts are violent with a strong vertical component, up to 30–35 knots with the water atomised; 108 km/h measured at Pian di Spagna. If Zurich's pressure tops Milan's by 8 hPa, expect it.

If the cumulus over the western ridges turns into cumulonimbus, the Breva shifts in…

If the cumulus over the western ridges turns into cumulonimbus, the Breva shifts in direction and strength abruptly: valley thunderstorms kill the breeze regime before the front even arrives.

About riding ComoComo here means the Alto Lario: Gravedona and Domaso at the top of the lake, where the…

Como here means the Alto Lario: Gravedona and Domaso at the top of the lake, where the Valtellina and Valchiavenna valleys open the doors to the wind. The basin runs on a textbook lake-valley circulation (the dawn Tivano from the north, the afternoon Breva from the south), and every day asks a single question: does it set up today? That is exactly the question the verdict above answers.

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About this forecastModel ensemble · not calibrated here yet · forecast, not measured

No live wind sensor here yet. The number above is forecast, not measured.

Water temperature is the seasonal average for this month, not a live reading.