Suich
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Tue Dec-21-10 12:35 AM
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If you live in Seattle area, take a look outside. |
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Edited on Tue Dec-21-10 12:37 AM by Suich
We're going to be able to see the lunar eclipse! http://www.komonews.com/weather/blogs/scott/112127954.htmlAdded link.
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Mojambo
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Tue Dec-21-10 01:40 AM
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1. Not in my neighborhood. |
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It's totally clouded out.
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Suich
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Tue Dec-21-10 02:23 AM
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2. Even though it's sprinkling, |
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I can still see it in Seattle. It's about a quarter moon now.
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Tue Dec-21-10 02:44 AM
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4. The clouds parted just in time, which was nice |
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Tue Dec-21-10 02:31 AM
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3. Been out watching through the clouds. |
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There were 4 of us outside, looking at the dark clouds a few minutes ago. Yup, looks dark. Yeah, looks like clouds. I wonder what we look like, 4 of us staring at the dark cloudy sky. Maybe I'll go in and warm up, go back out in a few min when we can see a glow again.
Yup, high clouds with passing lower one.
It is very neat and we won't see another here until 2019. For which reason I called my aging parent, told to go look.
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Tue Dec-21-10 03:14 AM
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5. I get a vague impression of what is going on through the haze n/t |
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