⚠️MCAS Beaufort Weather Update: Winter Weather Advisory⚠️ While snow is a rare occurrence in the Lowcountry, weather forecasts are predicting the potential for winter conditions in our area. We are closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of all personnel on and around the Air Station. Here’s what you need to know: Base Operations: On Tuesday, 21 January, civilian personnel will be in a telework status. Please plan accordingly. On Wednesday, 22 January, we are preparing for a delaye

🟥SUBJECT: Seas of the Beaufort Scale The Beaufort Scale measures sea conditions based on wind strength, ranging from calm, mirror-like seas (0) to dangerous hurricane conditions (12). As wind increases, the sea transforms from small ripples and gentle waves to whitecaps, high waves, dense foam, and eventually towering, spray-filled waves during storms and hurricanes. 1. Calm (0): The sea is like a mirror, no waves. 2. Light Air (1): Small ripples, no foam. 3. Light Breeze (2): Small waves, shor