- Wind directionSW (225°) → W (270°)
- Ideal speed6–15 mph
- Upper limits≤ 18 mph base · gusts ≤ 22
No published site-specific wind-window data found for "Hogsback Mtn" (lat 58.69, lon -134.88), a launch in the mountains near Juneau, SE Alaska, elev ~3084 ft MSL. The only documented free-flight site for the local club (Juneau Eagles Paragliding Club, USHPA Chapter #115) is Mt. Roberts; their blog and USHPA materials make no mention of Hogsback. Arc below is INFERRED from the paraglidingEarth orientation hint (SW, W octants): a WSW-facing launch works best in SW-to-W winds (~225-270 deg), with marginal/cross conditions extending toward S/SSW (~200) and WNW (~295). Speed ranges are general-knowledge defaults for a higher-elevation mountain launch, not site-measured. SE Alaska coastal/mountain flying is dominated by maritime air, frequent overdevelopment, rain, and strong sea-breeze/channel effects; lee-side rotor and venturi acceleration through valleys are likely hazards. Treat as a thermal/mountain site requiring experienced pilots. Best window is typically mid-day on rare high-pressure, light-onshore days. VERIFY all numbers locally with the Juneau Eagles club before flying.
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