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Last Updated: 9:25 PM GMT on August 27, 2009
— Last Comment: 9:13 PM GMT on November 07, 2009
Current photo of fire in Yosemite park near Turtleback. Let's hope it doesn't get out of hand. At least it is not as hot there as here in San Diego county, currently in the high 90's to low 100's once you're a few miles from the coast.
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Just got back from a week in north east Washington. Except for the last day (Monday), clear skies and temps in the mid 80's at peak and down about 50 at night. We spent the 4th (2nd-5th) at North Twin Lakes and saw a very well done fireworks display put on by regular folks. Here is a photo of one (of many) from cousin Brian. Well done! Clouds, lightning, and a bit of rain came to Spokane on Monday, the 6th.Great to see lots of family, haven't seen many in 10 years....
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Well, I am half way done - east Escondido to central San Marcos. It will be around 24 miles round trip, a big commute since I am out of shape (biking wise) but what the heck! I did not see many bike commuters this morning, most likely 2 (probably regular bikers based on how fast they passed me). The half way point was the hardest - the way is mostly flat. Temps were low 60's, no breeze and overcast (nice). It should be close to 80 and sunny on the way home, hopefull...
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The launch looked great, wish the video link would have held up long enough to see the big tank fall away. Still exciting to watch. I hope the cameras and spectrograph for the Hubble install smoothly and start sending new images soon.Maybe the evening skies over Escondido will be clear enough to catch the shuttle (too high probably in Hubble orbit) and space station as they fly over during the next few nights. We are into night and morning low clouds so we shall see...
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Updated: 7:00 PM GMT on May 11, 2009
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After weeks of warm - very dry weather, we finally get some rain. Three days of off and on rain have lead to 2.1" inches of accumulation (even a rainbow to prove it, although not very bright). It is often remarked that rain in southern California is not important as long as it rains up north. However, for most home owners, more water is used outside than in. When we do get rain we can shut off irrigation which is no small savings. Besides, getting water from norther...
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