Well, it looks like this will be pretty ideal. One of the highlights of being on a ship is spending meal times on the deck.
So here are the historic data for our ports:
SAS Weather Fall 2014 from http://worldweather.wmo.int/
Location Month Avg Daily min. Avg Daily Max Avg days rain
London Aug 56.8 73.6 8.1
St. Petersburg Aug 55.0 68.0 11
Gdansk Sept 49.5 62.4 14
Rostock Sept 52.0 63.3 9.6
Antwerp (Brussels) Sept 51.4 65.7 9.9
Le Havre (Paris) Sept 54.5 69.4 8.5
Dublin Sept 49.6 62.6 10.2
Lisbon Oct 58.3 72.3 11
Cadiz Oct 62.6 73.8 6
Casablanca Oct 59.2 71.8 5
Dakar Oct 76.8 87.6 4
Takoradi/Tema Oct 75.0 86.9 7
Rio De Janeiro Nov 70.5 81.3 11
Salvador Nov 73.2 84.0 14
Bridgetown Nov No data available
Havana Dec 67.1` 79.7 5
Poland has the possibility of being a little damp and cold, and we anticipated rainfall in Ireland. But how nice will it be to have temps in the 60's and 70's in Cuba while everyone at home is freezing? I've shared this on Facebook with the faculty and staff and students. Sorry, I won't rub it in, but I won't be packing a heavy jacket, either.
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