The fourth day Raymond India International Regatta 2012 though dawned wet, but later in the day the weather cleared up so that there was clear sailing weather for all the sailors who were rearing to go. The winds today were driven by clouds, thus, the sailors who looked for the clouds knew which way to go and where the pressure would come from. However towards the end of the day the wind dropped as it moved all the way to the East. After two days of rain, the agitated sea was smoothened  and the lower winds ensured that water conditions were ideal for sailing.

The third day of the Raymond India International Regatta 2012 dawned with dark skies and gloomy predictions, but the sailors turned up in force full of optimism. At the due hour the skies cleared and the sailors headed out but even as they sailed through the inner harbour, a squall hit and they returned to safety.

The second day of the Raymond India International Regatta 2012 got off to a good start. With the rain over early in the morning, the wind blew the clouds away, but yesterday inclement weather made sure that the sea was in an agitated state with swells of over two meters and a formidable chop that coupled with a strong current made sure that sailors who drive on adrenaline enjoyed themselves completely.

The Raymond India International Regatta 2012 started off with a bang. With the sky clouding over in the North and the monsoon setting in yesterday, it opened the season for squalls to come in from the North. It is the season when lusty winds bring lashing rain. But these are conditions that good sailors wait for to test their skills and months of training.