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May 13th 08, 10:44 AM
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[OBS]Whipsnade, Beds, Tue 13 May 2008
0850z N F3-4 9km HZ 2Sc015 5Ci300 12.9/09.4 1020.6
RMK: Residual Sc, the comparatively small grass min depression, and the fact that the sunshine trace on the CS card began at 0540z, taken together indicate that there was a Sc or St layer for much of the night. Wind no stronger than yesterday here, but the gust ratio seems to be higher. 09-09: Tx 22.1 Tn 08.4 Tg 07.3 RR nil sss 12.8 Philip Eden |
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May 13th 08, 01:15 PM
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[OBS]Whipsnade, Beds, Tue 13 May 2008
"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote :
0850z N F3-4 9km HZ 2Sc015 5Ci300 12.9/09.4 1020.6 RMK: Residual Sc, the comparatively small grass min depression, and the fact that the sunshine trace on the CS card began at 0540z, taken together indicate that there was a Sc or St layer for much of the night. Wind no stronger than yesterday here, but the gust ratio seems to be higher. 1150z N F4-5 22km 1Sc020 5Ci350 16.2/11.2 1019.6 RMK: Also 2Ci270 in the southern sky. The rest of the Ci is very tenuous indeed. Just the merest trace of Sc remains. Vis much improved. Philip Eden |
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May 13th 08, 03:58 PM
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[OBS]Whipsnade, Beds, Tue 13 May 2008
"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote :
"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote : 0850z N F3-4 9km HZ 2Sc015 5Ci300 12.9/09.4 1020.6 RMK: Residual Sc, the comparatively small grass min depression, and the fact that the sunshine trace on the CS card began at 0540z, taken together indicate that there was a Sc or St layer for much of the night. Wind no stronger than yesterday here, but the gust ratio seems to be higher. 1150z N F4-5 22km 1Sc020 5Ci350 16.2/11.2 1019.6 RMK: Also 2Ci270 in the southern sky. The rest of the Ci is very tenuous indeed. Just the merest trace of Sc remains. Vis much improved. 1450z N F5 25km 1Cu023 7Ci350 17.4/12.0 1018.8 Philip Eden |
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