Couple times out at the pads recently when clouds had been even over
the top of the peak itself they have seemed to drop significantly by 10
even to where a couple of degrees of the mountains to the southeast have
been above the deck. Magic.
Best of luck and may it turn out to be a low deck of clouds for us all.
(below our scopes that is ... )
The lower thick cloud deck often fools clear sky clock it seems when
mountains are involved.
Even now the lower cloud deck looks just a tad below the webcam which
looks kinda nice as well.
http://www.ksbw.com/wxcam/811980/detail.html
MarkJ
Jamie Dillon wrote:
> Me. Haven't been online all day.
> But hey, just checked out the SNS aviation forecast (linked handily on the
> SJAA weather page) and it has the cloud deck maxing out around 1600 feet by
> 9 pm. That'd be cool wouldnit?
>
> Noted the OI page has thinned out. I'm heading to the Peak anyway cuz there
> are scads of kids coming and Ron Dammann can't quite do everything at once.
> We'll just see what we will see.
>
> Piece of astro observer inside gossip today. I had told one of our esteemed
> newish smart TACos about Ron up on the Peak calling for help. He wrote back
> asking what Ron? Included the name Bhakutsiri on the menu of possibilities.
> Whoa boy, Ronbee not being one of the TACos, I will speak. Remember that
> guy? There's a name to conjure with, world class noodge, king of the
> cross-posters, wielder of the Televue Lightcup. There wasn't an astrolist
> where he didn't show up with those whiny notes. A rare bird.
>
> Thank you, I feel much better.
> Pleasant evening to one and all, armchair and intrepid,
> DDK
>
>
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