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| Subject: | Re: For your viewing enjoyment |
Sounds like perfect conditions for p static in a Glasair. Obviously unrelated to
the canopy issue though.
Sent from my iPhone
On 2012-11-12, at 21:12, mppalmer@aol.com wrote:
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> To dovetail on my previous post: Okay, a video of snow is probably silly. But
after living in Arizona for 30 years now (a transplant from the NE), snow has
become a novelty. Still, I could argue it gives your more data for my previous
post, to show how dry the snow was.
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> So a cute sentimental 30 sec video of Snow in Seligman, Arizona:
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> imageshack.us/clip/my-videos/843/peplewbpcvubebxyxfrndt.mp4/
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> And here's an image of a snow cloud taken from 8000 feet on the way from Phx
to P23. The bases of the clouds were very consistent at 8500' and the tops only
to 15,000'. (OAT -2) I new there couldn't be enough moisture in the clouds
to make wet snow. In fact, I'm surprised the clouds dumped as much (dry) snow
as they did. But that's Arizona for you, "hit or miss" precip. Not sure why that
is - maybe precip gets triggered by waves over the rugged terrain of our high
country? I forget what the Winds Aloft were Saturday but the surface winds
were 15 G 25 en route.
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> http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/294/inthemidstofastorm.jpg
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> Hope you enjoy.
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> Mike Palmer <><
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