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Weather Info
DATE: June 08, 2006
Soak up the fair weather while you can because as we make
our approach toward Costa Rica weather will deteriorate as
we pass into the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ). As
a result we should expect increased cloud coverage
accompanied by scattered strong thunderstorms. We will
continue to ride southerly seas at a conservative 6-7 ft.
Winds can be expected to be around 10 kts out of the south
Your meteorologists,
Mets: Gohre and Zink
The low overcast that has plagued the ship for the past
several days has dissipated allowing the day meteorologists
to observe middle and high level clouds for the . A trained
eye will differentiate between the low level cumulus (lower
right) mid level altocumulus (center right) and cirrus (fine
wisps, upper right).
Weather Summary:
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Observation Time |
1200 local |
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Visibility |
11 nm |
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Wind
Direction (from) |
210°
ssw 3/4 w |
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Wind Speed |
8 kts. |
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Air
Temperature |
86° F |
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Humidity |
89% |
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Cloud Type |
Altocumulus |
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Cloud
Coverage |
75% |
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Sea
Temperature |
79° F |
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Swell
Direction (from) |
300°
NW by W1/4W
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Swell
Height |
5 ft. |
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Precipitation |
None |
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Pressure |
1015.5 mb |
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