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Weather Info
DATE: June 06, 2006
Bad news for those of you who still
need some fixes because it doesn’t look like you will have
any better luck with the weather tomorrow. Overcast and
reduced visibility should remain with us for the next day or
two at least. Tonight there is the possibility of
thunderstorms and brief squalls. The swell will remain off
our port quarter at about the same height, 6-8ft. Expect
winds somewhere in the range of 10-15 knots coming from the
south. The temperature and humidity will increase as we
near the ICTZ, whose influence we will be under starting
around Thursday. As we reach the Equator the weather will
become more unstable and we can expect frequent squally
thundershowers and continued reduced vis.
Weather Summary:
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Observation Time |
1200 local |
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Visibility |
5 nm |
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Wind
Direction (from) |
127°
SE 3/4 S |
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Wind Speed |
11 kts. |
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Air
Temperature |
72° F |
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Humidity |
91% |
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Cloud Type |
Cumulus |
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Cloud
Coverage |
100% |
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Sea
Temperature |
71° F |
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Swell
Direction (from) |
185°
S 1/2 W |
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Swell
Height |
8 ft. |
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Precipitation |
None |
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Pressure |
1015.0mb |
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