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Olympic weather & courses today.

by News Editor on 25 Sep 2000
Olympic courses & weather Monday 25th.

After overnight showers, the cloud is lifting and there is already some blue sky to the east.

The breeze on the various harbour met.stations is around 5-8 knots, all from the north east.

The Weather Bureau is predicting partial blue skies by mid-day and re-inforced north easterlies around 12 knots this afternoon.

Today, the Solings are having a lay-day.

The 49'ers will be having their final race on course B north of Clark Island.

The Australians will be defending their 470 leads on course C

On course D, the Stars & Finns will be circulating.

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