Since this weekend appears it will be a bad one for observing, I _must_ = :-) point out that last Saturday was great at my place near Prescott, wh= ich, as you may know is only 15 miles west of the Cherry Rd site. The sky= seemed to have cleared up when it got dark although there undoubtedly we= re some of the thin clouds that were seen in the afternoon. One person wh= o left at 10:30 commented the sky had cleared up by that time, but as I p= osted in SAC-Form: "The sky was fantastic from about midnight, I would gu= ess, until I went to bed at 3:30. The double double in Lyra was nicely sp= lit, the transparency greatly increased, the skies got very noticeably be= tter, and around 2:30 when I decided to take a peak at Jupiter I as astou= nded. It was nice and crisp and full of detail. It was a great night, lat= er on [i.e., from at least midnight (maybe even 10:30) to 3:30 at which t= ime everyone, I believe, quit for the night], in my opinion." Last Saturday was the night!=20 Stan Andrew Goodwin wrote: > Right now it looks like the Antenna site is better (weather wise)=20 >than Cherry road. If we arrive just after sunset we could avoid getting = >a sunburn. The national weather service predicts it will reach 66=20 >degrees by 11:00 PM. The cloud cover is predicted to be 18% at that=20 >time. Cherry Rd will be cooler buy predicted to have a 33% cloud cover. > > Of course this all could change (remember AAMM?) So Joe AJ........ = >Shall we brave the heat for a wile? > >Clear Skies > >Andrew. > >PS You need to check my new plates on my truck. > >-- >See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and pleas= e=20 >send personal replies to the author, not the list. > > > > =20 > -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.