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July 8th 06, 05:56 AM
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Noct playing misty for me.
Les Crossan wrote: Just a headsup = noctilucent cloud visible from Wallsend at 2214z. Could be a bright 'un! I should imagine that noctilucent cloud is the complete opposite to misty/low overast? Not that I am making any suggestions about them and the super-typhoon current between the Philippines and China. Nor the more central Pacific storm. http://satellite.ehabich.info/hurricane2.htm (I was thinking that the "unusual" heavy showers might do it though. It is after all a catch-all spell, is it not?) ((Note to self: Add that last bit to ye Prefeptf.)) |
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