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[jay]

It's freezing and windy outside, after dinner, rain threatening, and I'm about to go on a traverse to Trinity Lake to run a set of gravity stations. Wish me luck... back in three hours, hopefully not too damp.

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(GRINS)

[oceansedge.livejournal.com]

Geee we need to toughen you California boys up. (grins) Sure it's a little damp, but heck it's not even freezing. A nice comfy +3C

METAR CYRB 261300Z 17014KT 1/2SM R35/1800FT -RA FG OVC001 03/03 A2948
RMK FG6ST2 SLP989=
SPECI CYRB 261323Z 16012KT 3/8SM R35/1200FT -DZ FG VV001 RMK FG8=

Re: (GRINS)

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

Ha! The way things had been going, I was more worried about the gravity meter (Pascal had forgotten to refasten the damper while on his Humvee traverse, possibly damaging the instrument) and that I was taking out three new folks, playing guide while trying to get data.

The weather could have been a nuisance, but was actually reasonably pleasant... maybe 3-4C, wind wasn't even 14 kt, and small patches of blue visible after midnight.

Re: (GRINS)

[brian1789.livejournal.com]

And you might be pleased to know that Angela (one of the Inuit students here) is wearing a Calm Air sweatshirt...

Re: (GRINS)

[oceansedge.livejournal.com]

Oh... very cool indeed :)