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> Another nuclear day at 3rd on Thursday. COTW clocked a 31 knots
I got skunked at my local duck pond, Bethany Reservoir, thursday eve east of
Livermore. I saw the SFO reports and didn't feel like making the drive to the
bay.
Bethaney works on the normal thermal generated winds, but I guess these winds
are from the passing front. I'm no meteorolo... uh, weather person, but are
front driven winds more gusty and holey than the thermal generated winds?
Gregg Holtmeier
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