I wonder if Kent is flying now....

vontresc

vontresc

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Man it's foggy out today...

KMSN 211453Z 16006KT 1/4SM FG OVC001 01/01 A2995 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 1/4 SLP151 60000 T00060006 52008

This has to be as close to Zero/Zero as you can get

Pete
 
Nah, I've seen RVR 1200 before.
 
I have seen it worse around here. I was thinking of doing a little instrument work since my flight up to Green Bay would have been useless. But one can barely get into the airports with an ILS. So after take off there would have been no way home.
 
Cedar Rapids was reporting 1/16sm vis for much of yesterday...now I'm at Des Moines and we're up to 1/8sm!!! At least the cold front/snow we are supposed to get tomorrow will clear things out.
 
KATW 220245Z 11004KT 3/16SM FG VV002 01/01 A2997

Marco!

Polo!

Marco...
 
lol kate.. thats how i feel. i think i may postpone driving home until morning.
 
200 & 1/2,
100 & 1/4,
50 and an eighth: Bring it on!

J/K!
I quote an old book, DEA Down East Airlines\
 
Well just for the record, Harrisburg Pa was SEVERE CLEAR
Dave G
 
vontresc said:
Man it's foggy out today...

KMSN 211453Z 16006KT 1/4SM FG OVC001 01/01 A2995 RMK AO2 TWR VIS 1/4 SLP151 60000 T00060006 52008

This has to be as close to Zero/Zero as you can get

Pete
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Haha... No, not this time. Had places to be, and having to stay overnight in Nebraska or something wasn't high on my list of things to do. :no:

Called the ASOS as I was driving past the airport tho, it said 1/4SM FG VV001. I could see the RAILs after cresting the hill on 51, then the rabbit slowly came into view, but I couldn't see the threshold lights until I was past the RAILs which would put vis in the 2000-2500 foot range at the surface. Yikes.
 
The TV weather bunny just read the .1 at Waukegan as "visibilty a tenth of an inch..." :goofy:
 
I've seen SPECI VV000 RVR0000 Freezing Rain, Snow, Blowing Snow at Burlington Vermont.

I was comfortably ensconced in front of a fire.

~ Christopher
 
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