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No eclipse in S.Cal tonight, total WASH OUT.



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No eclipse in S.Cal tonight, total WASH OUT.


It's 3:50 pm in La Jolla and I see "sucker holes" to the west moving at high
speed.

Fingers crossed.

jon

And from NY, the weather and skies are....timpani....glorious! I'm
heading up to midtown where we'll be watching off the roof of a
40-story building.

Aren't you going to watch the World Series and see some real action??

jon

"John Steinberg" wrote in message
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It's 3:50 pm in La Jolla and I see "sucker holes" to the west moving at
high
speed.

Fingers crossed.

And from NY, the weather and skies are....timpani....glorious! I'm
heading up to midtown where we'll be watching off the roof of a
40-story building.

*If* the weather holds this will be one of the first semi-major events
we haven't been excluded from.

Best wishes for clear skies and/or jumbo-sized sucker holes wherever
you are!

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About an hour to go and the sky is still completely cloud covered. Dammit.
:^(

Best regards,
Bill

Now we can see what the other folks have to put up with....at least we
get clear weather MOST of the time....

Matthew Ota



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The world series is over. Boston is just too lucky this time around.

I bet the Dodgers could have beat them, though.

Matthew Ota

Jon Isaacs wrote:

And from NY, the weather and skies are....timpani....glorious! I'm
heading up to midtown where we'll be watching off the roof of a
40-story building.


Aren't you going to watch the World Series and see some real action??

jon

Well, the High Mojave Desert screwed me again!!!

First it stayed cloudy all day, even dumping more rain on us about 3:30pm, I
fixed supper at 4pm after looking out and seeing just more clouds. THEN at
5:30pm the Desert pulled it's bag of jokes out and with a wave of it's sands
the clouds broke and just plain went away, I didn't have time to load the
wagon and get up to the corner, instead the moon came up with just a bit
taken out of it.

The moon is now sitting in a clear cold sky, no wind, all red in color
giving a good show for itself and I'm stuck at home.

Should have remembered that the Desert dose things it's own way and no one
elses way.


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"Matthew Ota" wrote in message
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Now we can see what the other folks have to put up with....at least we
get clear weather MOST of the time....

Matthew Ota



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No eclipse in S.Cal tonight, total WASH OUT.

Saw the start of totality at 7:23 pm local time from Carmel Ranch area, north
part of San Diego, as the low level cumulus scud drifted by. Quite dark
appearance as the moon went into totality.

I took a chance, and was glad that it paid off, despite the rain.

The world series is over. Boston is just too lucky this time around.

I bet the Dodgers could have beat them, though.

Matthew Ota

Right. And if the Pads had snagged Steve Finley, they would have beat the
Dodgers...

Sorry to say, the NL west was second tier this year...

jon isaacs

Thank you all in San Diego for holding onto the clouds and rain for just
another day -- perfect skies in the east part of Tucson. Odd that the far
northwest side of Tucson was cloudy. !

Although I've seen a million lunar eclipses (ok, maybe 15 or so since around
1960), they still fascinate me.

Howard Lester