A ship described as weatherly is good at sailing close to the wind and handling well in adverse weather conditions:

Performance: This quality is highly prized in sailing vessels, as it affects both speed and safety.
Efficiency: Weatherly ships can make better progress upwind and often have superior hull and keel designs that reduce leeway (sideways drift caused by wind).

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