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>Sherman can blow at the park entrance and not at the powerlines or vise
>versa....Maybe the answer is a sensor at several sites and we know to
>risk 3 hrs of driving (from S. Bay) if all are going off.
Locals have told me that the pager sensor is more accurate for the
Access. The Access and Powerlines are frequently different. On Saturday
afternoon for example, folks who had packed up at the Access were driving
by Powerlines still watching people sailing. Neither the Cotw nor the
Windcraft sensors are very accurate, imho, but they are at least an
indication of what's happening.
-Ed
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