Windsight

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Date: Sun, 03 Jul 94 16:02:37 EDT
Subject: Windsight

I'd be real interested in which Windsight software you find most useful for
forecasting the local winds. I have the basic package, but I find that I
like to hear the local forecaster's prediction--which I can only get by
phone. What do other local practitioners use? Do the pressure graphs, etc
make a big difference?

Bill

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