Re: Piedro Blanca

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-> I've been there mostly in the spring, but boy, has it been looking good
-> lately. Whew!!! When I was there this spring, Arroya was 3 or 4 mph
-> more than the sensor at Piedras read. It has to be nukin.

BTW, the CotW Pietras Blancas sensor was recalibrated, it no longer reads
low. In fact if anything, it might be a bit high. I was there 7/3/98 in
marginal 5.3-5.7 conditions (slogging 50% time) and the sensor was reading 22
ave. Also, keep in mind that the sensor is 5 miles away from the launch.

~Jim

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