Mark, Paul,
I agree that there is a hole coming, and it appears to be growing. But
I wouldn't call it a huge hole. Could be only a couple of hours
window. As you say, things change quickly.
However, all of the forecasts look uniformly better for tomorrow night,
and as I can afford only one this weekend, I'm going to stand down
tonight and hope for tomorrow (and, of course, next weekend).
But I hope you all have a fine night!
Bob J.
--- Mark Johnston <mark@No-Spam> wrote:
> This hole will be here by sunset. It is a huge hole in the clouds.
>
> Following the hole are scattered clouds and it is unclear how long
> the
> hole will last as these things change quickly as you know.
> Mark
>
> Mark Johnston wrote:
> > Have been watching visible clouds and a huge hole could indeed hit
> us
> > by 9pm or so. This was not there earlier. Things change so fast.
>
> > The large hole to the south is also getting a lot larger but that
> we
> > will not get here.
> >
> > I generally watch things develop then take a best guess before
> going
> > out. Was about to hang it up but now I think there is indeed some
> hope.
> >
> > http://sat.wrh.noaa.gov/satellite/1km/Monterey/VIS1MRY.GIF
> >
> > Mark
> >
>
>
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