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Are airport forecasters mad or am I missing something:
> 3:00pm PDT (2200Z): wind 270 degrees true at 22 knots gusting to
> 30 knots
With NE winds in the morning and such a high T, is it possible?
They predicted similar conditions for Friday, but it was only 15 - 17 :-(
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