MEMBER of the POD

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY   H/W    DP 
1/1   78  55   --   30.24   89   f/pc   81    56.0
1/2   78  54   --   30.25   92   f/pc   81    51.0
1/3  *80  55   --   30.20   91   f/pc  *84    52.1
1/4   79  62   --   30.12   95   f/pc   59    60.0
1/5   72  53   --   30.26   93   f/pc   48    40.8
1/6   78  57   --   30.25   81   f/pc   49    48.4
1/7   74  66  .25   30.27   96    pc    70    64.2
1/8   73  61   --   30.22   95    fog   69    65.9
1/9   77  58   --   30.15  *97    fog   78    56.7
1/10  78  50  .22   30.08   95    fog   82    62.1
1/11  75  57   --   30.20   93    fog   73    57.8
1/12  76  48   --   30.25   95    fog   75    44.5
1/13  77  49   --   30.25   92   cl/pc  75    45.8
1/14  66  46   --   30.58   90   cl/bz  77    39.8
1/15  66 *43   --  *30.60   69    cl   *34   *28.6
1/16  71  45   --   30.50   83    pc    74    39.7
1/17  71  43   --   30.35   85    cl    70    39.5
1/18  72  50   --   30.22   93    fog   69    38.6
1/19  74  59   tr   30.08   93    cl    68    47.6
1/20  74  57   --   30.03   94    wdy   72    61.0
1/21  58  42   --   30.20   54    cl    35    30.7
1/22  69  37   --   30.20   75   frost  42    29.4
1/23  74  47   --   30.12   92    cl    72    50.0
1/24  66  54  .72   29.85   94   rain   76    56.0
1/25  54  41   --   29.95   83   cl/wdy 25    36.6
1/26  56  37   --   30.20   81    cl    67    22.5
1/27  57  30   --   30.29   78    f/pc  23    22.3
1/28  62  42   tr   30.31   86    pc    40    34.7
1/29  75  53   --   30.25   94    fog   56    51.0
1/30  77  55   --   30.28   97    fog   75    58.4
1/31  65  47  .70   30.21   94    rain  64    49.0


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY   H/W    DP 
2/1   64  45   --   30.25  90    cl/pc   35   40.8
2/2   65  50   tr   30.26  79      pc    48   43.5  
2/3   63  51   --   30.17  85     cldy   48   47.1
2/4   68  45   --   30.10  35      cl    35   41.4
2/5   59  43   --   30.35  81      cl   *32   30.2
2/6   66 *34   --  *30.43  84     frost  66  *29.8
2/7   68  43   --   30.35  82      cl    68   36.9
2/8   70  43   --   30.29  87      cl    67   39.1
2/9   67  43   --   30.20  84      cl    41   39.2
2/10  71  42   --   30.15  86  frost/fog 68   38.0
2/11  73  46   --   30.17  92      cl    69   43.3
2/12  77  52   --   30.18  94     fog    71   48.5
2/13 *80  52   --   30.14  92      cl    78   51.5  
2/14  75  65  .12   30.08  92    th/rain 73   60.4
2/15  80  59   --   30.20  92      cl    85   59.1
2/16  81  52   --   30.23  90      cl    89   47.3
2/17  82  58   --   30.25  90      cl    51   54.9
2/18  83  55   --   30.26  92      pc   *92  *60.7
2/19  82  64   --   30.28  90      cl    84   65.8   
2/20  80  67   --   30.28  90      pc    84   65.8
2/21  72  48   --   30.36  83      cl    47   43.1
2/22  79  51   --   30.34  84      cl    82   47.7
2/23  77  55   --   30.33  90      pc    46   50.9
2/24  78  59   --   30.30  87      pc    81   51.2
2/25  82  54   --   30.26  84      cl    90   49.8
2/26  81  57   --   30.29  88      cl    85   56.7
2/27  84  59   tr   30.26  89      cl    96   54.6
2/28  80  61   --   30.24  90      cl    90   60.7
2/29  80  52   --   30.22  85      cl    86   47.0


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY   H/W    DP 
3/1   79  55   --   30.24  86      cl   83    49.4
3/2   80  58   --   30.18  84      cl   85    54.7
3/3   80  62   --   30.08  88      pc   86    59.4 
3/4   82  62   --   30.02 *90      pc   91    60.9
3/5   77  53   --   30.12  85      cl   79    48.9
3/6   80  53   --   30.22  85      pc   79    50.4
3/7   82  57   --  *30.28  82      pc   90    51.3
3/8   81  57   --   30.20  83      pc   87    51.7
3/9  *85  60   --   30.16  87      pc  *99    55.1
3/10  84  58   --   30.14  83      pc   94    54.3
3/11  84  58   --   30.13  89      pc   97    54.3
3/12  77  66   --   30.17  87      pc   79    33.4
3/13  78 *46   --   30.21  74      cl   80   *33.4
3/14  81  52   --   30.22  86      cl   49    47.5
3/15  83  58   --   30.21  81      pc   91    51.5
3/16  88  66  .07   30.16  88      pc *110    63.8
3/17  77  64  .01   30.15  86      pc   78    59.0
3/18  85  64   --   30.15  88      pc  100    62.2
3/19  77  68   --   30.10  87      wdy  78    62.2
3/20  83  68   --   30.00  87      pc   93    64.7
3/21  84  55   --   30.15  85      cl   95    50.6
3/22  86  57   --   30.17  88      fog 105    58.0
3/23  80  56   --   30.16  82      pc   85    51.2
3/24  81  56   --   30.15  81      pc   89    54.2
3/25  84  59   --   30.18  83      pc   94    53.2
3/26  80  62   --   30.12  84      pc   84    53.5
3/27  80  67  .40   29.83  86     rain  87    58.8
3/28  80  62   --   29.87  86      cl   84    62.3
3/29  87  57   --   29.97  87      cl  108    58.7
3/30  85  69   --   29.97  85      wdy  99    64.4
3/31  87  74  .09   30.04  84      cl         67.7      

*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY   H/W    DP 
4/1  *89  64   --   30.17  85      pc  *114   58.8
4/2   89  66   --   30.18  84      pc   111   62.5
4/3   87  65   --   30.10  80      pc   102   59.0
4/4   79  68  .03   30.07  84     rain   81   66.1
4/5   73  50   --   30.16  56      cl    38   31.8
4/6   81  45   --  *30.23  74      cl    85   37.9
4/7   83  51   --   30.15  74      pc    90   46.9
4/8   84  57  .01   30.18  83      pc    96   51.0
4/9   73 *45   --   30.24  54      cl *29.5  *29.7 
4/10  81  47   --   30.31  77      cl    87   37.7
4/11  85  59   --   30.27  79      cl    96   49.9
4/12  86  62   --   30.20  83      cl   101   60.0
4/13  88  62  .18   30.14  85      pc   108   54.8
4/14  74  66   --   30.14  85     rain   73   61.1
4/15  85  67   --   30.08  84      fog   97   59.5  
4/16  88  66   --   30.13  84      fog  108   62.2
4/17  84  64   --   30.11  83      pc    94   58.5
4/18  80  67   --   30.10  83      wdy   84   60.6
4/19  87  60   --   30.10  84      cl   104   56.2
4/20  90  59   --   30.13  86      cl  *120   55.4
4/21  84 62    --   30.06  84      pc    95   57.0
4/22  77 62    --   29.94  81      cl    78   60.2
4/23  86 55    --   29.92  84      cl   100   57.2
4/24  87 70    --   29.94  84      wdy  106   63.4
4/25  82 73    tr   29.98  83      wdy   89   68.4
4/26  79 59    --   30.10  82      cl    83   51.7
4/27  83 56    --   30.10  81      pc    92   51.4
4/28  83 60    --   30.04  83      wdy   92   55.3
4/29  85 67    --   30.10  82      pc    99   64.7
4/30  88 57    --   30.19  82      pc   108   45.6   


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY   H/W    DP 
5/1   89  59   --   30.20  82      pc   --    53.8
5/2   86  62   --   30.14  80      pc   --    56.9
5/3   91  61   --   30.15  81      pc   --    56.5
5/4   90  63   --   30.19  80      cl   --    57.1
5/5   90  62   --   30.18  81      cl   --    56.5
5/6   90  63   --   30.21  82      cl   --    57.6  
5/7   90  63   --   30.14  82      pc   --    57.3
5/8   89  64   --   30.12  81      pc   --    56.7
5/9   91  69   --   30.10  83      pc   --    64.2
5/10  88  69  .28   30.10  84      th   --    64.9
5/11  93  68  .02   30.10  83      pc   --    65.1
5/12  94  68   --   30.08  83      cl   --    62.7
5/13  95  70   --   30.06  83      pc   --    67.1
5/14  93  70   --   30.00  82      pc   --    64.6
5/15  95  69   --   30.07  84      cl   --    66.4
5/16  94  68   --   30.10  82      pc   --    57 
5/17  94  64   --   30.17  81      cl   --    63
5/18  92  66   --   30.24  79      pc   --    63
5/19  95  61   --   30.22  84      cl   --    69
5/20  95  67   --   30.14  82      cl   --    69
5/21  91  68   --   30.13  83      cl   --    69
5/22  90  69   --   30.06  82      cl   --    69
5/23  92  69   --   30.00  82      pc   --    68
5/24  92  71   --   30.03  81      pc  94.6   69
5/25  94  72   --   30.06  81      cl  96.2   69
5/26  96  71   --   30.10  82      pc   --    69
5/27  99  72   --   30.10  82      cl   --    69
5/28  98  70   --   30.06  81      cl   --    64
5/29  92  70   --   29.94  81      pc  99.1   71
5/30  94  68   --   30.08  81      pc   --    69  
5/31  95  69   --   30.12  80      pc   --    69


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
6/1  97   68   --   30.17  25     cl   96.6    63      
6/2 *99.5 68   --   30.18  19     cl    --     61
6/3  99   70   --   30.12  27     cl    --     63
6/4  98   75   --   30.12  28     pc    --     62
6/5  96   74   --   30.08  34     pc    --     69
6/6  96   73   tr   30.06  37     pc  100.7    71
6/7  93   72  .40   30.10  37     t    91.8    68
6/8  93   70   --   30.14  30     pc    --     65
6/9  93   68   --   30.14  28     pc    --     63 
6/10 91   65  .24   30.20  23     pc    --     56
6/11 89   68   --   30.19  40     th    --     58
6/12 93   70  .02   30.24  37     t   20/min   64
6/13 96   67 1.60   30.18  29     t   50/min   65
6/14 93   71   --   30.18  36    pc/th  --     63
6/15 92   75   --   30.10  34     pc    --     68
6/16 96   75  .56   30.13  28     pc    --     71
6/17 96   73 1.30   30.18  40     pc    --     70
6/18 95   71   --   30.22  27     pc  20/min   66
6/19 96   72  .03   30.22  26    pc/t   --     67
6/20 94   73  .15   30.14  38    pc/t 40/min   68
6/21 93   71   --   30.11  38     pc   94.2    68
6/22 94   72   --   30.09  42     pc    --     69
6/23 94   73  .04   30.12  37    pc/t   --     70
6/24 94   72  .42   30.11  41    pc/t   --     68
6/25 93   70  .12   30.12  38    pc/t   --     66
6/26 86   70  .41   30.12  59     c/t   --     65
6/27 87   68   tr   30.12  53     pc    --     63
6/28 90   69   tr   30.09  57     pc   101.4   69
6/29 84   73  .30   30.04  74    cldy   --     72
6/30 82   74  .15   29.90  81    cldy   --     72


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
7/1   82  73  .53  29.94   71     pc   --    72.6
7/2   90  67   --  30.00   32     cl   --    66.5
7/3   92  68   --  30.05   40     pc   --    67.2
7/4   90  73  1.00 30.04   49    pc/t  --    70.5  
7/5   90  73   --  30.00   52     pc  103.8  76.5
7/6   95  73   --  29.93   45     pc  101.0  72.8
7/7   93  75   --  29.94   52     pc  109.4  79.0
7/8   93  73  .76  30.03   87    pc/t  --    79.5
7/9   92  72   --  30.02   51   fog/t 107.2  73.3
7/10  94  72   --  30.03   35     cl  104.7  71.5
7/11  96  73   --  30.01   37     pc  100.0  76.1
7/12 *96  75   --  30.01   44     pc *111.9  74.5
7/13  88  75  .52  29.98   54    pc/t 104.2  76.2
7/14  88  74  .30  29.95   68    pc/t 107.5 *79.5
7/15  79  70 1.50 *29.82   93      t   --    71.5
7/16  91  71   --  29.89   64     pc  104.2  77.8
7/17  92  81   --  30.02   61     pc  107.0  75.2
7/18  93  78   tr  30.01   64    pc/t 106.0  79.5
7/19  93  77  .25  30.00   57    pc/t 111.9  80.1
7/20  94  77   tr  29.96   60    pc/t 111.9  77.3
7/21  93  73  .52  30.00   53    pc/t 101.1  73.1
7/22  91  73   tr  30.00   50     pc   96.7  73.1
7/23  89  74  .24  30.02   63    pc/t  90.0  71.9
7/24  81  73 1.05  30.00   81      t   83.6  77.2
7/25  86  71   tr  29.98   68     pc   90.4  72.0
7/26  92  70  .01  30.03   52    pc/t  104.1 77.8
7/27  93  70  .10  30.06   46    pc/t  103.5 75.6
7/28  94  72 1.15  30.10   44    pc/t   99.9 75.4
7/29  89  74  .54  30.01   53    pc/t   98.0 75.0
7/30  91  71  .07  30.01   53    pc/t   98.1 72.8
7/31  91  71 1.40  30.05   47    pc/t   99.3 76.2


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
8/1  90  72   tr    30.06  95    pc/t  101.8  75.9
8/2  89  73  .29    30.07  93    pc/t   99.9  76.0
8/3  91  72  .01    30.05  94    pc/t  103.0  74.9
8/4  92  72  .30    30.08  91    pc/t  101.0  75.9
8/5  91  75   tr    30.00  92    pc/t  104.0  78.4  
8/6  93  72  .20    30.07  93    pc/t  103.0  73.2
8/7  92  72   --    30.01  93    pc/t  107.0  73.4
8/8  93  73   --    30.10  91     pc   112.0  76.1
8/9  93  73  .30    30.05  91    pc/t  110.0  77.0
8/10 93  70  .01    30.05  93    pc/t  106.0  79.7
8/11 91  76  .34    30.00  93    pc/t  101.1  74.4
8/12 91  68 2.75    29.97  95    pc/t  101.0  76.1
8/13 86  71  .30    29.95  99    pc/t   98.0  77.9
8/14 86  75  .20    30.05  95    pc/t  103.0  77.4
8/15 93  74   tr    30.13  95    pc/t  105.0  77.3
8/16 91  73   --    30.09  94     pc   110.0  74.7
8/17 91  71   --    30.03  89     cl   107.0  73.3
8/18 93  71   --    30.08  88     cl   107.0  77.5
8/19 96  71   --    30.04  89     cl   113.0  79.1
8/20 92  75  .20    30.05  91    pc/t  107.0  78.0
8/21 92  72   --    30.10  92     pc   107.0  78.1
8/22 91  75  .44    30.10  92    pc/t   96.0  81.3
8/23 92  73   --    30.12 100    pc/t  118.0  77.6
8/24 93  74   --    30.08  92     pc   117.0  78.3
8/25 95  75  .05    30.06  90    pc/t  113.0  77.0
8/26 90  70 1.30    30.00  91    pc/t   95.0  73.9
8/27 91  69  .04    30.00  94    pc/t  102.0  71.0
8/28 92  71  .54    29.94  92    pc/t   91.0  77.3
8/29 85  73  .20    29.89  98    pc/t   92.0  81.0
8/30 90  70   --    29.83  93     cl   103.0  75.2
8/31 91  73   --    29.93  92    pc/t  101.0  74.5


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
9/1  91  76   .09   30.00  99    pc/t  107    78.3
9/2  91  75    --   29.96  94    pc/t   97    76.2
9/3  92  74    --   29.90  94     pc   101    75.4
9/4  93  77    --   29.88  92     pc    98    76.8
9/5  89  74   .40   29.87  93    pc/t   95    76.8
9/6  89  74   .17   29.95  93    pc/t   94    74.1
9/7  89  73  2.65   30.01  94    pc/t   95    76.4
9/8  91  72    --   29.98 100    fog   107    73.5
9/9  85  76    --   29.93  97    cldy  101    80.4
9/10 91  75   .05   29.96  97    pc/t  100    79.6
9/11 90  72    --   29.96  98     pc   109    78.8
9/12 91  70    --   29.94  97     pc   107    73.5
9/13 91  72    --   29.94  98     pc   113    77.4
9/14 92  72    --   29.92  97     pc   114    77.5
9/15 90  72    --   28.88  98     pc    97    75.3
9/16 88  75   .10   28.92  98    cldy   91    78.6
9/17 79  69  2.35   29.84 100    rain   86    77.8
9/18 85  71    --   29.98  91     pc    93    73.7
9/19 92  71   .50   30.02  98    pc/t  108    78.0
9/20 91  74   .64   30.02  98    pc/t  106    77.7
9/21 91  75    --   29.94 100     pc   106    77.5
9/22 90  78    --   30.00  96     pc    99    74.0
9/23 92  74    --   30.01  98     pc   122    82.3
9/24 90  73   .30   29.91  98    pc/t  112    79.6
9/25 91  72    --   29.92  98     pc   111    79.4
9/26 92  75    --   29.98  98     pc   103    76.8
9/27 91  74    tr   29.99  96     pc    97    73.0
9/28 88  73    tr   29.94  97     pc   109    75.1
9/29 90  69    --   29.90  90     pc   107    75.8
9/30 89  70    tr   29.89  96     pc    95    71.0


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
10/1  87  68   --   29.93  98      pc   92    69.8
10/2  88  68   --   29.97  93      pc   91    70.8
10/3  84  71   tr   29.93  92      pc   91    75.8
10/4  90  73   --   29.98  98      pc   97    73.1
10/5  91  71   --   29.96  98      pc   97    76.3
10/6  90  72   tr   30.04  98      pc   98    75.3
10/7  90  74   --   30.00  98     clr   --    72.3
10/8  86  67   --   30.00  88     clr   --    72.6
10/9  74  59   --   30.16  73     wdy   --    56.1
10/10 78  51   --   30.15  73     pc    --    40.5      
10/11 83  61   --   30.20  71     pc    --    54.4
10/12 85  61   --   30.18  83     wdy   --    59.0
10/13 86  61   --   30.14  95     pc    --    59.9
10/14 86  64   --   30.12  92     pc    --    58.0
10/15 85  58   --   30.08  98    clr    --    48.0
10/16 86  52   --   30.06  98    clr    --    43.0
10/17 86  53   --   30.08  98    clr    --    48.0
10/18 87  55   --   30.05  98     pc    --    52.0
10/19 87  57   --   30.06  98     pc    --    52.0
10/20 88  63   --   30.15  98     pc    --    61.0
10/21 87  64   tr   30.09  98     pc    --    64.0
10/22 87  63   --   30.20  98     pc    --    60.0
10/23 86  66   tr   30.22  97     pc    --    59.0
10/24 86  66   --   30.20  97     pc    --    53.0
10/25 84  65   tr   30.09  97     pc    --    64.8
10/26 86  63   --   30.09  98     pc    --    66.5
10/27 84  61   --   30.12  98     cl    --    56.2
10/28 87  52   --   30.12  98     cl    --    69.4
10/29 88  59   --   30.12  98     cl    --    59.8
10/30 87  61   --   30.13  98     pc    --    60.4
10/31 85  60   --   30.13  97     cl    --    65.1


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 


11/1  85  52   --   30.11  98      cl   --    52.8
11/2  84  54   --   30.11  98      cl   --    54.3
11/3  85  52   --   30.14  98      cl   --    55.5
11/4  85  58   --   30.04  98      cl   --    56.8
11/5  85  61   --   30.04  98      cl   --    73.2
11/6  86  64   --   29.99  98      cl   --    72.1
11/7  87  66   --   30.00  98      pc   --    65.5
11/8  89  68   --   30.04  98      pc   --    72.4
11/9  82  67   --   29.94  98      pc   --    67.4
11/10 85  61  .01   29.94  98      pc   --    74.4
11/11 80  55   --   30.00  82      cl   --    52.2
11/12 80  51   --   29.97  98      cl   --    54.2
11/13 82  53   --   30.00  98      pc   --    54.1
11/14 74  64  .21   29.98 100      r    --    69.6
11/15 72  46   --   30.10  97      cl   --    40.3
11/16 80  47   --   30.05  98      pc   --    47.5
11/17 82  63  .23   30.02  98      r    --    68.4
11/18 79  59  .01   30.13  98      cl   --    59.0
11/19 84  52  .15   30.01 100      r    --    60.7
11/20 68  51   --   30.27  90      cl   --    56.2
11/21 65  44   --   30.42  70      cl   --    40.6
11/22 67  37   --   30.40  63      cl   32    29.7
11/23 69  41   --   30.32  84      pc   --    39.6
11/24 79  51   --   30.13  78      pc   --    50.5
11/25 79  69  1.05  30.00 100       r   --    72.1
11/26 71  61   .19  30.10  99       r   --    64.2 
11/27 69  50   --   30.11  98      pc   --    53.8
11/28 73  42   --   30.15  98      pc   --    47.9
11/29 68  50  .18   30.17  91       r   --    54.3
11/30 75  45   --   30.19  98      cl   --    45.4
*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%    SKY  H/L#    DP 
12/1  72  45   --   30.17  95     cl   --     45.4
12/2  79  49   --   30.13  98     cl   --     50.4
12/3  65  53   --   30.19 100     fog  --     58.1
12/4  68  40   --   30.27  86     cl   30 deg 38.5
12/5  70  48   --   30.27  80     cl   --     45.0
12/6  70  38   --   30.10  90     cl   --     37.9
12/7  74  48   --   30.14  81     pc   --     44.1
12/8  82  57   --   30.13  88     pc   --     52.5
12/9  82  61   --   30.13  98     pc   --     61.2
12/10 82  59   --   30.13  98     pc   --     66.3
12/12 82  68   tr   30.08  98     pc   --     71.1
12/13 84  68  .12   30.19  100    r    --     69.0
12/14 84  67   --   30.23  98     pc   --     68.9
12/15 84  66   --   30.29  98     pc   --     69.9
12/16 83  67   --   30.27  98     pc   --     69.1
12/17 69  54  .68   30.15  98     r    --     68.5
12/18 67  34   --   30.27  67     cl   25 deg 21.9
12/19 58  39  .05   30.05  98     r    --     43.6
12/20 61  32   --   30.21  62     cl   19 deg 27.7
12/21 64  81   --   30.25  89     pc   --     29.2
12/22 69  44   --   30.22  98     cl   --     43.8
12/23 74  41   --   30.26  77     cl   --     33.9
12/24 72  52   --   30.27  90     pc   --     52.3
12/25 73  49   --   30.31  75     cl   --     37.6
12/26 74  50   --   30.31  89     cl   --     49.9
12/27 77  49   --   30.20  98     cl   --     49.1
12/28 70  59  .46   29.85  100    r    --     63.6
12/29 54  48   --   30.00  92     c    --     48.3
12/30 54  39   --   30.11  98     pc   37 deg 39.6
12/31 52  29   --   30.26  96     cl   17 deg 21.5


*Significant reading for the Month

Date  H   L   Rain   BP    RH%   SKY  H/L#    DP 
1/1  60  27    --   30.37  91   frost  37    26.1
1/2  52  42    --   30.39  68    cl    --    33.1
1/3  62  34    --   30.38  64   frost  29    28.4
1/4  57  33    --   30.21  61    cl    23    26.1
1/5  65  27    --   30.11  94   frost  --    29.0
1/6  70  37    --   30.15  98    cl    --    44.1
1/7  71  34    --   30.05  98   frost  --    33.6
1/8  68  48   .44   29.93  100  rain   --    65.4
1/9  63  39    --   30.15  98    pc    35    27.7
1/10 63  29    --   30.28  79    pc    --    29.5
1/11 73  41    --   30.20  95    pc    --    43.3
1/12 73  51   .08   30.13  98   rain   --    56.2
1/13 62  45    --   30.13  92    pc    --    44.5
1/14 78  45    --   30.15  100  fog    --    46.9
1/15 81  49    --   30.14  100  fog    --    60.7
1/16 81  40    --   30.15  98   cl     --    59.0
1/17 75  61    --   30.10  98   pc     --    58.1
1/18 80  64    --   30.12  98   pc     --    65.0
1/19 81  63    --   30.02  100  pc     --    68.0
1/20 61  48   .08   30.10  99   rain   --    63.0
1/21 56  34    --   30.30  79   cl     29    31.1
1/22 66  40    --   30.27  63   cl     --    33.8
1/23 62  40    --   30.15  87   cl     --    34.5
1/24 67  37    --   30.21  76   cl     --    36.4
1/25 66  38    --   30.23  83   cl     --    28.2
1/26 68  31    --   30.27  82   cl     --    28.6
1/27 70  38    --   30.25  94   pc     --    44.0
1/28 76  41    --   30.28  98   cl     --    41.1 
1/29 76  60    --   30.20  98   pc     --    50.4
1/30 76  63    --   30.04  96   pc     --    65.2
1/31 81  67    --   30.07  98   pc     --    67.8


*Significant reading for the Month

Month     1999   1998    Avg.    Record-Year
Jan       3.04   4.64    1.99     8.02  1948
Feb       0.29  10.82    3.08    10.82  1998 
Mar       0.95   5.16    3.01    12.64  1959
Apr       0.80   0.41    1.15    10.71  1997
May       7.90   1.96    3.10    17.64  1979 
June     15.20   2.65    5.48    13.35  1975
July      5.15  12.95    6.58    20.59  1960
Aug       9.98   6.55    7.61    18.59  1949
Sep       6.06   8.42    5.98    13.98  1979
Oct       3.875  0.47    2.02     7.73  1952
Nov       2.20   0.38    1.77     6.12  1963
Dec       1.15   0.92    2.15    15.57  1997   
Total     56.595 55.33   43.92

 
Month  H   L  RAIN   BP     RH%    T    H/W    DP
Jan                No Records Available
Feb                No Records Available
Mar   80  54   .95  30.07   --     --    --   --
Apr   88  61   .80  30.02   --     --    --   --
May   88  63  7.90  30.02   --      8    --   --
Jun   93  70 15.20  30.02   --     20    --   --
Jul   93  78  5.15  30.11   94     17    --   --
Aug   92  78  9.98  29.99   97     15   105   --
Sep   87  73  6.06  29.91   89      6    90   69.8
Oct   83  67  3.875 30.06   90      3  79/50  64.3
Nov   75  59  2.20  30.12   89      2  74/49  55.7
Dec   71  53  1.15  30.19   90      0  70/43  49.7

    
At 1800 hrs EDT Thu 6/3/99 a large are of thunderstorms developed over Hillsborough county tracking to the south. Several funnel clouds were reported in the areas associated with the severe weather. No severe weather observations were recorded at this location. At 2130 hrs EDT a small shower passed through the area of north Tampa leaving a trace of rain. 


At 1830 hrs EDT Fri 6/4/99 the NWS issued tornado warninigs for south Hillsborough and northern Manatee counties. Several funnel clouds were reported. At this location .70 inches of rain was recorded.


At 1500 hrs EDT Wed 6/9/99 a severe thunderstorm developed over the city of Tampa.Frequent lightning,strong winds(gusts to near 40 mph,stronger in outlying areas)and heavy rain was observed at this location. 2.5 inches of rain was recorded in less than 30 minutes causing minor flooding. Several reports of funnel clouds were reported but no damage occurred. 


At 1500 hrs EDT Wed 6/9/99 a severe thunderstorm 
developed over the city of Tampa.Frequent lightning, strong winds(gusts to near 40 mph, stronger in outlying areas)and 
heavy rain was observed at this location. 2.5 inches of 
rain was recorded in less than 30 minutes causing minor 
flooding. Several reports of funnel clouds were reported 
but no damage occurred.


At 1800 hrs EDT 6/13/99 a severe thunderstorm
developed over the Tampa Bay area causing high winds(40 
mph+),heavy rain and frequent lightning. Reports of a 
person struck by the lightning while holding an umbrella 
was reported making a total of three people injured this 
week. During this storm 2.25 inches(1 inch/hr) of rain was 
recorded at this station.


At 1500 hrs EDT 6/21/99 an unusually violent 
thunderstorm rolled through the Busch Gardens Tampa 
Bay area leaving behind 2.1" of rain in less than 45 
minutes. Frequent lightning and high winds accompanied the 
storm as it passed through the area. Some localized 
flooding was reported due the large amount of rain that 
fell in such a short period of time. Visibility on the 
roadway was down to 20-30 ft. Extreme caution was needed to navigate the roadways.


At approximately 2200 hrs EDT 7/7/99 an extremly strong thunderstorm developed along the I-75 corridor in central 
Hillsborough County. Reports of funnel clouds,heavy 
rains(1.3" recorded at this location) hail and high winds 
some gusting to 40 mph. The local lightning detector 
recorded over 500 strikes (cloud to ground) per minute at 
one point at the height of the storm. Some localized 
flooding was reported but no other damage was recorded.


At 1300 hrs EDT 7/9/99 a large thunderstorm developed 
over Pinellas County spawning waterspouts,tornados,hail, 
high winds and heavy rains. Some damage was also reported 
in association with the tornado activity. The included link has some fantastic pictures of the waterspout:


"FUNNEL CLOUD OFF ST. PETE, FL. COASTLINE"
Click Here For Pictures


8/1/99 Since the beginning of July it appears that the 
state of Florida has fallen into the same weather pattern 
as the rest of the country. Only 5.15 inches of rain has  
fallen in the Busch Gardens area of Tampa this month. 
Traditionally July is one of the wettest months of the year usually totalling in excess of 12 inches of rain. The total of 15.2 inches in June was more than the normal average so 
everything seems to have evened out!


At 1400 hrs 8/1/99 The first significant rain fell in 
the Busch Gardens Tampa Bay area in 6 days. It happened 
during an extremely ugly looking thunderstorm which 
developed over the city and travelled north then east 
around the northside of the city. The storm was accompanied by 20 knot wind gusts, lighting thunder and .44" of rain. 
After the storm the temperature dropped to 78 degrees which was actually lower than the recorded low for the day! As a 
result of this storm a vacationer from the state of Georgia was struck by lightning while standing under an Oak getting out of the weather. Sad to report that he was pronounced 
dead at the hospital a short time later. Be careful during 
thunderstorms. Get in out of the weather if possible!!!!


8/12/99 Today around the Busch Gardens area the sky 
remained mostly cloudy with considerable rain all day. 
Although only 1.65 inches fell in my area there were larger amounts around the Hillsborough county area. Reports of a 
tornado touching down in Brooksville area of Hernando 
County came in later during the day. There were also 
reports of localized street flooding in certain areas of 
the city of Tampa. No other damage was reported.





8/18/99 Today in the Busch Gardens Tampa Bay area of N.
Hillsborough County Fl, the first real measurable amount of
rain has fallen. Although it was only .820" it is the 
largest amount that has been recorded since 8/12/99. It has been raining all around this location just nothing in this area. This is due mainly to several different upper level 
air conditions that would not allow the normal development 
of summer thunderstorm activity. These conditions will 
probably continue for the remainder of the rainy season.    

At 1700 hrs EDT 8/22/99 a fast moving line of 
thunderstorms developed along a sea breeze front and moved  north across the Tampa Bay area of Hillsborough County Fl. 
Frequent lightning, 18 knot wind gust and 1.20" inches of 
precipitation were observed in less than 30 minutes during 
this rain event.


8/25/99 at 1500 hrs EDT my neighborhood experienced a 
tremendous lightning strike. It struck the ground three 
houses down and accross the street. It apparently struck 
the water meter at that address and destroyed an extensive 
amount of electronic gear in this area. Fortunately all my 
equipment had surge protectors on them so I had almost no 
damage. The only casualty was my Heath ID 4001 Weather 
Computer. The only thing that wasn't properly grounded!! 
At 0630 hrs 9/3/99 a temperature of 69.9 degrees 
was recorded at this reporting station. This is significant because temperatures usually run in the low to mid 70's 
during this time of the summer.  The reason for this 
extremely low temperature, and quite possibly record low 
reading, is the effect of Hurricane Dennis drawing away 
massive amounts of moisture from this area. This creates 
unusually low dewpoints, 65.9 degrees this morning instead 
of 70-80 degrees readings, heat index of only 93 in the PM 
instead of the typical 100+ degrees, which makes for a very pleasant Florida day. A welcome change! 


"WATERSPOUT 
OVER ST. PETE, FL. COASTLINE"
Click Here For Pictures


9/15/99 0935 EDT It appear the the west coast of 
Florida has dodged the bullet again.  Hurricane Flyod has 
turned to a more northerly direction due to the influence 
of longwave trough to the west and the Burmuda high to the 
east.  It appears as though it may make land fall in the 
vicinity to Mytle beach S.C. The only adverse effects here 
are a little more wind than usual (Approx. 20-25 knots) and slightly cooler temperatures. We have not even had any 
excessively large amounts of rain usually associated with a tropical cyclonic severe weather event. All things 
considered the State of Florida has been very lucky this 
time.     

                         



"KEEP AN EYE TO THE SKY"


9/16/99 With the passage of Hurricane Flyod several 
GOOD things have happened to Florida weather. The Afternoon of 9/16/99 the dewpoint bottomed out at 58 F making the 
"feels like" temperature quite comfortable. This morning 
the low temperature was recorded at 66.6 degrees.  This is 
the first time for that low of a temperature since the 
spring of this year. The dewpoint was recored at 61.3 F 
making it possible to open the windows and air out the 
house which has been closed up and air conditioned since 
late spring.  A preview of the fall season here in Florida. 

9/18/99 At 1930 EDT summer returned to west central 
Florida by dumping 1.24" of rain in less than 45 minutes in the Busch Gardens Tampa Bay area of Tampa Florida. No 
damage of any signficance occurred but it just seemed 
interesting that the weather pattern should return after 
such nice weather in the aftermath of Hurricanae Flyod.


9/22/99 At 1930 hrs EST The fall season will officially be in full swing in central Florida. We are already 
experiencing lower temperatures,humidity & dewpoints making the "feel like" temps very comfortable.  Open the windows 
and shut off the air conditioning!!!!!!!





10/3/99 At 1535 hrs EDT a severe thunderstorm developed and tracked south to north over the Tampa Bay area this 
afternoon. This storm was accompanied by severe 
lightning(12-14 cloud to ground strikes per minute as 
measured by my lightning detection system),35+ knot wind 
gusts and 1.50" of rain recorded in less than 1.5 hrs.   It appears that the low temperature for the day will be 72 
degrees. This occured during the aftermath of te strorm. 
Another interesting observation is that the NWS did not 
sound the alarm via their severe storm warning network 
until 1549 hrs EDT. This is nearly 15 minutes after the 
severe portion of the storm had begun and passed the NWS 
Field Office in Ruskin,Fl. I suppose that even the NWS is 
entitled to drop the ball occasionally. At this hour 1640 
hrs EDT it is still raining and will enhance he rainfall 
total for the day. This precip. is the first significant 
rain event since 8/25/99 when .70" recorded. Have nice day 


10/10/99 The relative humidity bottomed out a 37% today with temperatures in the mid to uppers 80's things are 
begining to look like fall may be on its way to central 
Florida. Unfortuately this trend not going to last. With 
build up of a stationary low pressure area to the southwest in the Gulf of Mexico summer conditions will be back. 
Probably not as hot but most certainly afternoon showers to dampen any activities planned for that part of the day. 
"Don't give up". Fall weather conditions are definately in 
the coming! 


10/14/99 It appears as though west central Florida is 
in for another go at severe weather. Hurricane Irene is 
predicted to come very close, or even come ashore in the 
Tampa Bay area.  At the very least rainfall amounts of 
10-15" should douse the area with some badly need rain. At 
present the track of the hurricane has not been determined 
but when more information is available it will be posted. 
Oh boy here we go again!!!!!






10/15/99 1240 hrs EDT.  It appears that hurricane Irene will tack a more NNE track through the center of the State 
of Florida.  This is good news as it keeps the the Eye Wall of the storm away from the more heavily populated areas on 
either coast. The projected track,at this hour,takes the 
center of the storm through the center of the state and 
exits to the Atlantic somewhere near Jacksonville in the NE corner of the state. We dodge a bullet again!!!!!!!


10/23/99 Fall has finally arrived with night time 
temperatures in the mid to upper 50's and day time low to 
mid 70's.  The humdity has gone for the moment bottoming 
out at 32% yesterday afternoon. This is real Florida 
weather!!!!!!!!!


10/24/99 With a dew point of 40 degrees this morning 
and a relative humidity of 23%, things certainly have 
turned around in central Florida. These observations are a 
bit lower than normal, but are a welcome relief from the 
heat of the summer season here in florida this year.

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HISTORY OF KK4TR

My interest in ham radio began with my father W9CJE, W1CBH and finally K4AYT.From 1948 until he became a silent key in 1976,he was an avid CW operator. That's where I got my first taste of Amateur Radio. In 1964 I was lucky enough to have him as teacher. With his help I became licensed as WN1CKF and then WA1CKF. Had it not been for his constant encouragement I might never have learned the Morse Code. Had it not been for that encouragement, I would not be here relating my interest and experience in the field of radio operation and experimentation.
I have also developed an interest in meteorolgy and weather observation. This interest is mainly due to the influence of Dr. Dewey Stowers at the University of South Florida. His knowledge and enthusiasm in the area of meteorology and geography can only be described as infectious. The good Dr. made a very dry subject interesting for his students. It's like a fellow student once said "When the weather forcasters have a problem or are confused about what's going on with the weather, they come to see Dr.Stowers and he straightens them out". Further into the web page there will be links to all sorts of weather information. There will also be some very interesting weather graphics you won't want to miss.
In addition there will be many articles related to antennas,new and old electronic theory,and some simple modifications to new and old gear which should prove interesting to everyone.
My present operating interests consist of chasing DX on CW/SSB/AM primarily on 160m thru 10 meters with a side order of local 2 meter activitity. I have always been interested in experimentation with antennas. Further down the web page KN4LF and I have provide some interesting information about a 160 m antenna that really works. The interesting part of the entire article is that you don't need alot of property to put up this antenna. I live in the city of Tampa and have found a way to get this antenna up and running. In case you haven't already guessed, this band is my present area of operation and experimentation. In addition to the 160m activity and experimentation, I design and build 2mtr antennas.They usually consist of multi- element yagis constructed of some unusual materials. Most of the principles that I use in constucting these antennas, lend themselves to construction and operation of HF band antennas. If you're interested in having a cheap and easily constructed 2mtr yagi antenna with good forward gain with excellent side and rear rejection, there will soon be constuction information available on this web site.
My present station consists of a TS850Sat,Dentron Clipperton L Amplifier with a 3 Element TA33-M Mosley Yagi at 40 feet. In addition I have a Viking Valiant plate modulated AM/CW transmitter(circa 1955) matched with a National NC 300 reciever of about the same era. My Realistic HTX 242 2mtr FM Transciever which is used mainly for local ragchewing. The 2mtr rig is fed into one of my homebrew 6 el yagis (mentioned earlier) at about the 40ft level above my HF antenna. It can be seen in the picture at the top of the web page.

KK4TR

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As a side note I operated as F7DC in France from 1964-65 and was for a short period of time trustee of club radio station I1DFE a Aviano AB 1965-66. In late 1966 I became a top notch operator of the US Army field radio PRC-10 (the one that had the target painted on the back). It was always the center of attention when I called "CQ DX" out in the "boonies" of Southeast Asia 1966-1967. The only problem with that was the "DX PILE-UP" that usually followed wasn't the kind I was used to!
Another side benifit was that a license to operate was unnecessary. Just be big enough to carry all the batteries and related equipment to sustain yourself for extended operations(LRP's) in the field. I failed to mention that these radios had an effective operating range for of about 50 feet- your living room to your mail box give or take a few feet either way. Armed with this knowledge you can imagine who was answering my "CQ DX" calls!
In 1968 I joined the US Air Force and spent nearly a year at Lowery AFB learning the finer points of aircraft attack radar and inertial navigation operation and repair.After Lowery AFB, I was stationed at Nellis AFB working on such aircraft as F-105's,F-4's and finally F-111A's. I didn't have much time for ham radio except for an occasional contact on the HF radios in the aircraft I happened to be working on.
During this time (1968) I changed my callsign to WB4PFY which I held for the next 20 years. In 1988 I upgraded my license to Amateur Advanced and changed my callsign to KK4TR. In 1974 I was employed by the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office and after nearly 25 years I'll soon be up for retirement. All that means is I'll be working for someone else for a while! As I previously indicated this web site will be changing from time to time. Feel free to revisit anytime to take a look. The plan is to have some useful ham radio operating information in the "Favorite Links To Other Websites". Since I also have an interest in meteorology be sure to check out my links to weather and other related subjects.

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