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Campione wind report, July 2026

Day-by-day measured session peaks at Campione: the morning Pelér and the afternoon Ora, as recorded by the shore station. Measurements, not forecasts.

Campione logged measured wind on 31 days this month; 14 reached a session peak of 16 kn or more.

Days measured
31
Rideable days (peak ≥ 16 kn)
14
Mean Pelér peak
15.5 kn
Mean Ora peak
14.5 kn

Strongest days

DatePeak gust (kn)Session
1 July 202650Pelér
15 July 202636Ora
2 July 202631Pelér

Day by day

DatePelér: Session wind · shore-measured (kn)Pelér: Our frozen forecast · on the waterOra: Session wind · shore-measured (kn)Ora: Our frozen forecast · on the water
1 July 202650—50—
2 July 202631—14—
3 July 202611—9—
4 July 202619—10—
5 July 202619—16—
6 July 202610—26—
7 July 202618—shore 7–13 kn7—shore 4–9 kn
8 July 20268—shore 2–5 kn10—shore 3–8 kn
9 July 202615—shore 7–13 kn10—shore 4–10 kn
10 July 2026114/6—shore 4–9 kn11—shore 4–10 kn
11 July 2026104/6—shore 5–9 kn17—shore 3–8 kn
12 July 20269—shore 2–5 kn105/9—shore 4–9 kn
13 July 20269—shore 2–5 kn10—shore 4–10 kn
14 July 202695/6—shore 5–10 kn11—shore 5–10 kn
15 July 2026104/6—shore 3–8 kn36—shore 5–10 kn
16 July 202663/6—shore 3–7 kn84/9—shore 5–11 kn
17 July 2026253/6—shore 18–45 kn64/9—shore 4–9 kn
18 July 202616—shore 4–9 kn124/9—shore 4–10 kn
19 July 2026104/6—shore 2–5 kn20—shore 3–8 kn
20 July 202611—shore 8–20 kn93/9—shore 6–14 kn
21 July 2026143/6—shore 3–8 kn23—shore 6–15 kn
22 July 202615—shore 5–11 kn83/9—shore 5–12 kn
23 July 202614—shore 4–9 kn11—shore 3–8 kn
24 July 202615—shore 4–10 kn11—shore 5–11 kn
25 July 202610—shore 2–5 kn10—shore 5–12 kn
26 July 202612—shore 6–12 kn145/9—shore 11–24 kn
27 July 20269—shore 4–9 kn9—shore 3–8 kn
28 July 202610—shore 5–10 kn11—shore 5–12 kn
29 July 20268—shore 6–12 kn10—shore 4–10 kn
30 July 202617—shore 5–10 kn74/9—shore 4–9 kn
31 July 20269—shore 4–8 kn74/9—shore 4–9 kn

Every number on this page is a session peak, not a daily average: the strongest gust the shore station measured inside the fixed Pelér and Ora windows. Desenzano publishes mean wind only, so its gust column is the peak of the mean wind and reads lower than a true gust would; that station is ARPAV Castelnuovo del Garda, 18.4 km inland from the town, which is why the row is headed Desenzano (Castelnuovo).

Session wind is the number the forecast is judged against: halfway between the strongest gust and the peak mean wind, which is closer to what the session actually felt like than a single gust spike.

The frozen forecast is the band the app displayed for that session before the day began: the on-water (mid-lake) wind, not a shore prediction, so it normally reads a few knots above the shore station that verifies it. Brezza freezes it twice, around 21:00 the evening before and around 05:00 that morning; this page shows the morning freeze. A dash on days before 5 August 2026 means the displayed band was not being archived yet.

Our shore forecast is the same frozen model run as the band beside it, stopped before the step that lifts it onto the mid-lake scale: the like-for-like number the station itself verifies. Both are built the same way, from the session mean wind up to the gust that tops it, so the shore band always sits at or below the on-water one. Open water carries more wind than any shore anemometer reads.

A number followed by a small sample count (for example 3/9) means the shore station only reported that many times inside the session window. A session peak is the highest of those samples, so a thin count almost always reads LOWER than the session really was, and the forecast beside it will look worse than it was. A full window prints no count at all.

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